What do people in your community think about when they drive past your church? Does your church building just blend into the scenery or does it communicate a vital message?

During the holiday season, people are much more open to the message of God’s love than at other times of year. You can show openly display the “reason for the season” this year with a large nativity set on your church grounds.

Church nativity sets provide the simple truth that God came to earth as a baby, born in a manger. In his book The Christmas Creche, Matthew Powell puts it this way: “The Christmas crib is a powerful symbol and sacramental that continues to preach a sermon of good news, joy, promise and challenge.”

What if you are sold on the idea of a large nativity set for your church grounds, but you are concerned about its cost or storage requirements?

You’ve come to the right place. At Outdoor Nativity Store, all our outdoor nativity sets for churches are made of PVC plastic and UV-resistant colors that hold their beauty in the elements, including rain, snow, direct sunlight and winds of up to 20 mph. We feature timeless original designs that are bold yet simple and elegant.

Our large nativity sets for churches are designed for quick and easy setup with only the use of a hammer or mallet. What’s even better is that our church nativity sets are easy to care for and store. After the holidays, you can simply spray them clean with a hose, let them dry and then store them flat.

You can choose among our simple large nativity sets that features the Holy Family to our add-ons of the three wise men, shepherds and sheep, other animals and an angel.

Placing a large nativity set on your church grounds is like offering a welcome sign to your community.

Powell writes, “The Christmas crib proclaims God’s boundless love for us. It further declares that every person, of whatever condition or situation, is welcomes and wanted by Christ, and that each of us has his or her place at the stable of Bethlehem.”

The creche is a symbol of love and hope, and in these times of uncertainty, everyone can use more of that.