In the hillsides of San Pablo, Ecuador sits a beautiful United Methodist Church with an equally beautiful ministry. Pastor Carmita,...

As Webmaster for FOTC, I feel privileged to speak/connect with your emails and phone calls. Recently, one of those contacts was from...

If one is limited on space, miniatures are a good way to add to a collection. From an artist’s point of view, often it takes more skill...

Elizabeth is a Navajo folk artist who has crafted many tile and three dimensional nativities. I love her unique style and her artistic...

Im probably going to reveal my age by saying I remember the days when you called an operator to connect your calls. Having admitted my...

These two nativities have style similarities and appear to be hand made from wire, metal and beads. I would love it if any of you can...

Sue Parker I love this Navajo mud toy nativity. The nativity was made from mud by Rose Herbert in 2008. Rose lived in a remote part of...

In a stunning flurry of registrations over the past weeks, we reached capacity at 150 persons for the D.C. Assembly months ahead of...

The images and symbolism of eggs at Easter has deep cultural. historical and spiritual foundations within the Christian Tradition. Some...

Find a piece of art for an attractive background. It could be a postcard, a Christmas card, or your Grandchild's artwork. This bright...

Another great backdrop for your nativity is a fan. A neutral color fan was chosen since my nativity was brightly painted. I used white...

Do you have a nativity that would look so much better with a simple setting? Here’s a quick and easy idea that anyone can do. Take an...

For anyone coming to our December convention, I hope while you’re in a Washington DC you can pop over to Arlington, right next door, to...

The Museum of the Bible has something to offer to a wide range of visitors. Whether you are inspired by faith, history or archaeology,...

Laura Kirkconnel writes: Look what I found this week in the display cases of the gift shop for the Basilica of the National Shrine of the...

Reposted with Permission - A FaceBook Entry from Ann Updegraff Spleth Oaxaca, day 4. If you’re not interested in folk art or...

I hope I am not the only one that has a traveling Nativity display. It's always a bit of a challenge to develop, but setting up in a new...

By Michele Devitt Hanging my Portland egg on the Christmas tree brought wonderful thoughts of all my FOTC friends! The convention that...

By Laura Kirkconnell “Can you make a creche?” That’s the question my husband Martin Tatuch has asked during our travels, inspired by...

Probably all of us have had those wonderful experiences when the things we love, the people that leave footprints in our lives and...