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What do the sweet's represent on a christingle?
The fruits or sweets on the christingle orange represent the fruits of the earth and the earth's riches God has blessed the world with.
On the Christingle what does the candle represent?
It represents Jesus being the light of the world
On the Christingle what does the ribbon represent?
It represents the blood of Christ that he shed for his people so that their sins may be forgiven
How did the christingle come to be used in the Church of England?
When the world was created the different fruits represent different parts of the world. So the orange represents the world and god made the world and we pray to god in our churches.
What do the sweets on a christingle mean?
The sweets, spices and/or nuts represent the gifts given to jesus The sweets, spices and/or nuts represent the gifts given to jesus
During a Christingle service what is used as a candle holder?
a christingle .
What does the fruit represent on the Christingle?
The fruits or sweets on the christingle orange represent the fruits of the earth and the earth's riches God has blessed the world with.
What fruit is in the middle of a christingle?
The traditional Christingle is made with an Orange. The red ribbon represents the blood of Christ.
Which fruit is used to make christingle?
The traditional Christingle is made with an Orange. The red ribbon represents the blood of Christ.
What does a christingle symbolise?
A christingle symbolizes the light of Christ. The candle represents Jesus as the light of the world, the orange symbolizes the earth and God's creation, the red ribbon signifies the blood of Christ, and the fruits and sweets represent God's blessings and the sweetness of his love.
When did christingle start?
eat less you fat bastards
What do those parts represent or come from?
what parts?
