For the mom who said “no” again today

Hold the Fort

12 Evenings to Fill Your Home With God’s Word This Christmas

A free family kit: about ten minutes a night, December 13–24, walking through the Christmas story together.

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Dear Mom & Dad,

Do you ever get tired of saying “no” to your kids? Saying no to the show everyone is watching or the latest trend? It’s not that you are being harsh or mean. You are holding the fort.

Every “no” you say out of love is a wall that guards what matters most, your family. But walls alone are not enough. A fort also needs something good inside it to protect. That is what this kit is for: twelve evenings of filling your home with the Word of God, showing what Christmas is for, and keeping God’s light in your home, right in the busiest season of the year.

We often get asked why our boys are so well behaved. Our favorite answer is, “We are teaching them God’s way.” They are learning how to have a good time without feeling the need to sin.

We’ll be honest with you. This kit can’t keep your children faithful, or make this season bright. But it can help your family build the habit of looking to Christ together, one verse at a time.

Over these twelve nights, you’ll discover

The Christmas Story, From the Walls of the Fort

The 1864 story behind “Hold the Fort,” and what it means for your family’s Christmas
Why every “no” you say out of love is really guarding a “yes”
What a priest, a carpenter, and a widow who served God night and day teach your children about faithfulness
A ten-minute evening rhythm that works with toddlers and teenagers in the same room
Twelve memory verses your family can learn together before Christmas Eve
A teen challenge with one small, real step each day, not another lecture

What’s inside the free kit

25 Printable Pages for the Whole Family

12 Days of Scripture

A short talk, a question for little ones, one for teens, and a time of prayer together. No planning needed.

Verse Memory Cards

Twelve cut-out cards for the fridge or mirror. Scripture your children can carry with them.

13 Coloring Pages

One for each day of the story, plus a fort page. Little ones stay busy while you read.

The 12-Day Teen Challenge

One small, real step a day for your older kids, built around the Word of God.

DAYS 1–4The WallsWhy we say “no” out of love

DAYS 5–8Inside the FortFilling our home with the Word of God

DAYS 9–12The Light InsideWhat Christmas is for

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Who we are

From Our Family to Yours

We’re Don and Hannah Cooper, homeschooling parents of six boys. We put this kit together for families like ours, who want their children’s eyes on the Lord this Christmas.

Shubal Store is our family-run Christian Baptist business. We carry resources that won’t compromise Biblical convictions, so you can shop without stumbling.

50% of our profits go to world missions. We are missionaries shining God’s Light around the World, helping fulfill the Great Commission.

The story behind the name

“Hold the fort, help is coming.”

In 1864, a small band of soldiers at Allatoona Pass, Georgia, was surrounded and badly outnumbered. As the story is told, a signal flashed from a distant mountain: hold the fort, help is coming. They held, and the fort stood. Years later, Philip P. Bliss wrote the hymn “Hold the Fort” from that story.

Christ came at Christmas, just as God promised. And He has promised to come again. Until then, we hold the fort.

“But that which ye have already hold fast till I come.”

REVELATION 2:25

Questions

Is the kit really free?

Yes. There’s no cost and no catch. We’ll also send you occasional emails from Shubal Store, and you can unsubscribe anytime.

What ages is it for?

The whole family. Each day has a question for little ones and one for older kids and teens, plus coloring pages and a teen challenge.

How do I use it?

Print the 25 letter-size pages at home. Starting December 13, read one day each evening, about ten minutes, through Christmas Eve.

P.S. Day 1 starts December 13. Get the kit now so it’s printed and ready for your family.

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In Christ’s Service,

Don & Hannah Cooper

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