10 (Non-Cheesy) Christian Christmas Gifts for Kids

Christmas is right around the corner! Are you on the hunt for some fantastic Christian Christmas Gifts for Kids yet?
Every Christmas, it can be so hard to find just the perfect thing for your kids (or grandkids, or nieces and nephews….)
Of course you want something fun that they’re sure to love and play with a lot.
But chances are you also want something quality, something that will last, and something that will make a real difference in their lives, not just be something cheap and junky that will just find its way into the trash a few weeks later.
Well, you’re in luck! I’ve been scouring the Internet for the past couple of days, and I’ve found for you 10 (non-cheesy) Christian Christmas gift ideas your kids are sure to LOVE. And that you can feel good about giving.
All the links you need are right in this post for your convenience, and they are affiliate links, so if you do end up finding something you love and purchasing it through my links, I may make a small commission to help me buy my kids some awesome Christmas presents too – all at no additional cost to you. Thank you!
So go ahead! Scroll on down and see what you can find! I bet you’re sure to find at least a couple things that really catch your eye…
* Looking for Gifts for the Whole Family? You Can Find My Favorite Christmas Gift Ideas the Whole Family Will Love Here.
10 (Non-Cheesy) Christian Christmas Gifts for Kids
1. Children’s Nativity Set
This Children’s Nativity Set is such a sweet, hands-on way for little ones to explore the Christmas story. The pieces are soft, sturdy, and perfectly sized for tiny hands so kids can play, imagine, and act out Jesus’s birth without you worrying about anything breaking. It’s colorful, durable, and inviting, making it a perfect first nativity for toddlers and preschoolers. Whether you’re reading the story together or your kids are creating their own little stable scenes, this set brings the true meaning of Christmas to life in a way they can truly understand and enjoy.
You can grab your Children’s Nativity Set here.
2. The Giving Manger
The Giving Manger is a beautiful, faith-focused Christmas tradition that helps kids shift their excitement from getting to giving. Each set comes with a sweet picture book, a wooden manger, straw, and a Baby Jesus figure; everything you need to start the tradition as a family. Throughout December, your kids add a piece of straw to the manger for every act of kindness or helping hand they offer, slowly preparing a soft place for Jesus by Christmas morning. It’s simple, meaningful, and such a lovely way to nurture generosity and keep the heart of Christmas at the center of your home.
You can grab The Giving Manger on Amazon here.
*Already own an Elf on the Shelf? Check out these Christian Elf on the Shelf ideas to make fun memories with your kids while keeping the focus on Jesus.
*Don’t have an Elf on the Shelf and thinking of getting one or something similar? You have a TON of options. Definitely check out these fun Christian Elf on the Shelf alternatives here first!

3. Jonathan Park Audio Adventures
Have a child between the ages of 7-13? If so, you’ll definitely want to check out the Jonathan Park Audio Adventures series.
An exciting audio series designed to help Christian children grow in faith, Jonathan Park not only keeps kids entertained for hours (perfect for a long car ride!), but they also help equip kids with a wealth of knowledge that helps them support and defend the Christian faith.
You can click here to learn more about Jonathan Park.

(click any movie cover to view details and pricing information)
4. Veggie Tales Movies
I’ve been a big fan of Veggie Tales for years – way before I even had kids of my own – but now that I see some of the other alternatives available in kids’ cartoons, I love and appreciate them that much more.
Veggie Tales are perfect for teaching kids Bible stories, important life lessons and morals/values — all while remaining fun and upbeat, not boring or preachy! They’re really funny, and good for little kids and adults alike.
I picked out some of the best Christmas Veggie Tales movies above (click on any of them for more info), or click here to find TONS of different Veggie Tale movies you can choose from!
You seriously can’t go wrong with these fun Christian Christmas gifts for kids.
5. Children’s Bible
Do your children have their own Bible? That’s right at their reading level? If not, Christmas is a good time to get them a good one. Here are the ones my own children have and love:

The Toddler’s Bible: ages 1-4

The Beginner’s Bible: ages 4-8
NIV Adventure Bible: ages 8-12
(click any Bible to view additional details and pricing information)
Or looking for something a bit unique? Did you know that there’s actually a LEGO Bible? I haven’t looked through it myself, but I can definitely see some kids getting really excited about this. You can learn more about the LEGO Bible here.
6. Christian T-shirts for Kids
Most Christian t-shirts are cheesy. These are Christian t-shirts for kids are awesome. Click on any shirt to find size and pricing information.


7. Christian Christmas Children’s Books
Growing up, we had a tradition where we read the Christmas story from the Bible every year before opening presents. I loved it and looked forward to it every year.
I don’t want to save the story until Christmas morning, though. Buy these as Christian Christmas gifts for your kids to enjoy Christmas morning, or buy them early and enjoy them all season long!
(click any book cover to view additional details and pricing information)

The Christmas Story: Good book for telling the real Christmas story. True to the Bible.

The Berenstain Bears and the Joy of Giving: Good book for teaching kids about joyful giving, being thankful, and what Christmas is REALLY about – God’s gift to us.

Christmas in the Manger: Cute board book perfect for babies and other little ones.

It’s Not About You, Mr. Santa Claus: If your family IS doing the whole Santa Claus thing but you want to be careful to do it in a way that doesn’t take too much emphasis away from Jesus, this book will help.

God Gave us Christmas: A cute little storybook about a mama bear teaching her baby bear about the real meaning of Christmas and to find God in everything. It is about Christmastime in general, not about the nativity scene specifically, and it is Santa friendly.
8. Christian Magazines for Kids
Want a gift that keeps on giving month after month? Why not choose a good Christian magazine for kids?
Popular choices include:
- Clubhouse or Clubhouse Jr. from Focus on the Family – Christian stories, activities, comics and more for kids ages 3-7 and 8-12
- Pockets – Stories, news, games and Christian history for kids ages 6-12
9. Precious Moments Prayer Pals
My middle son has one of these he received as a gift when he was a baby he loved it for years. (He’s a bit too old for stuffed friends now!) They’re super sweet and snuggly, and when you press their bellies, they recite a prayer. These are a great choice for little ones.
Click here to find the Precious Moments Prayer Boy, the Precious Moments Prayer Bear, or Precious Moments Prayer Girl.
10. Bible Inklings Trivia Game and Other Christian Kids’ Board Games
The Bible Inklings Trivia Game has great reviews and looks like it’d be a lot of fun – especially if your kids are involved in quizzing or just go to Sunday School a lot and really know their stuff.
In addition to the Bible Inklings Trivia Game, there are actually TONS of Christian board games for kids you might want to check out.
For example:
- Apples to Apples – Bible Edition
- Guess Bible Who Am I?
- Jonah Go Fish
- Get ChurchED Bible Charades Game
- So You Think You Know the Bible Trivia Game
Alright, so there you go! Ten (non-cheesy) Christian Christmas gifts for kids.
Just make sure if you order online, you make your purchases in plenty of time to get here by the holidays!
What are some of your favorite Christian Christmas gifts for kids you’ve given, been given or seen? Anything else that deserves a spot on this list?
Be sure to also check out:

29 Christian Christmas Gift Ideas Your Whole Family Will Love

Christian Elf on the Shelf Alternatives
Christmas Star of Bethlehem Ornament: DIY Clothespin Craft

10 Adorable Christian Christmas Crafts Your Kids Will Love


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Thank you! These are really great ideas 🙂
You’re welcome! Hope you find something you like!
The Little People Nativity is the best gift for kiddos! My girls play with theirs for hours.
Oooh, good to know! I’ve seriously been eying it. Need to just go get it already!
Thank you, its a great idea.. I will try this Christmas with some items.
Glad you found it helpful!
Always have trouble picking gifts for kids. Thanks for sharing these!
Hope you found something you like!
I absolutely love your ideas! I was thinking of many ways I could connect God to my children and these would be great for them. I want them to grow up loving him in all ways as I have when I was growing up. The Christian Christmas books look wonderful. I’ll be sure to look them up once I start shopping for Christmas gifts. Thanks for the great tips!
You’re so welcome! Glad to be able to help 🙂
These gifts are for younger children. I need gift ideas for 10-12 yr. olds. Any suggestions?
The Jonathan Park Audio Adventures would be perfect for that age range, as well as Clubhouse magazine or a fun Bible-themed board game! 🙂
I love my Little People nativity set and my kids are grown!
I totally agree! They are just so fun!
THANK YOU! Great ideas I will incorporate a few of these in my children’s church group
we teach
E.L.F Means =ETERNAL LIFE FOREVER
we hide elf in the classroom and when child finds it they get to read the bible verse on it then do what the note ask them to do.
EX have all children help you look for _#__ CANDY CANES i LOST share them with everyone and tell them the story of Jesus red for his blood and white for salvation.
Awesome! I hope they love them as much as you do. 🙂
Thanks!