Light Up Christmas Village Church Putz House

A white paperboard church with a mint green roof and steeple, glitter on the snow, a tinsel garland, a wreath on the door, and two bottle brush trees with red ornaments out front. It’s a light up putz house in the old tradition, the cardboard churches people set under the tree in the 1950s, and a small battery light inside makes the windows go warm when you flip the switch. At 10" tall and 5.5" wide it’s the tallest piece in a paper Christmas village, which is where a church belongs: at the end of the row, behind the cocoa cafe and the reindeer barn, or alone on a mantel with greenery around the base. It arrives assembled, so there’s no gluing a steeple on at midnight. Keep it away from small hands and open flames; paper and glitter are the whole point and the whole caution.

Build the rest of the village with our light up Christmas village putz houses and shop all of our Christmas decorations.