A traditional late Christmas Eve service invites worshipers into the quiet wonder of the holy night. The sanctuary is softly lit as familiar carols are sung—hymns that tell the story of Christ’s birth and draw hearts together in praise. Scripture readings and prayer guide the congregation through the nativity story, recalling God’s gift of light and love to the world.
The service concludes with candlelight. As the light is shared from person to person, the darkened sanctuary slowly glows, symbolizing the light of Christ spreading into the world. Voices join in song—often “Silent Night”—creating a moment of reverence, peace, and awe. This sacred hour offers a space for reflection, gratitude, and hope as Christmas dawns.
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