What tradition does the christingle come from?

The Christingle tradition originated in the Moravian Church in the 18th century, particularly in Germany. It symbolizes Jesus as the Light of the World and is typically celebrated during Advent or Christmas services. The Christingle consists of an orange representing the world, a candle symbolizing Christ, and various sweets and red ribbon that denote God's creation and the blood of Christ. This tradition has since spread to many other Christian denominations, particularly in the UK.