The Carols of Christmas

We conclude our CAROLS OF CHRISTMAS series by looking at a song that we usually sing just once a year, AULD LANG SYNE. We are going to focus on relationships as we look backward at 2021 and forwards into 2022 and beyond. My goal is to give you some practical suggestions on attitudes for the new year!

We conclude our CAROLS OF CHRISTMAS series by looking at a song that we usually sing just once a year,  AULD LANG SYNE.  We are going to focus on relationships as we look backward at 2021 and forwards into 2022 and beyond.  My goal is to give you some practical suggestions on attitudes for the new year!

There is NO Saturday night service this weekend. Join us online or in-person Sunday, January 2, 2022 at 9:30 am or 11 am!

On December 25-26, the online ONLY service will focus on the oldest carol that we sing, O COME, O COME EMMANUEL.  There will be no notes for this service.

On December 25-26, the online ONLY service will focus on the oldest carol that we sing, O COME, O COME EMMANUEL. 

There will be no notes for this service.

AWAY IN A MANGER will be our Christmas carol for Christmas Eve. We will look at the simple, prayerful lyrics, but we will also talk about the importance of the MANGER in the story of Christmas.

Please note there are ONLY completed notes for this service.

AWAY IN A MANGER will be our Christmas carol for Christmas Eve.  We will look at the simple, prayerful lyrics, but we will also talk about the importance of the MANGER in the story of Christmas.

Please note there are ONLY completed notes for this service. 

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We study one of the top recorded singles of all time — SILENT NIGHT. We will learn that the lyrics are fine but what makes this carol special is the mood or feel that it provides. The intent is to place the listener back in the moment of that first Christmas Eve. And the song does have some amazing lyrics as well — particularly the third stanza.

We study one of the top recorded singles of all time — SILENT NIGHT. We will learn that the lyrics are fine but what makes this carol special is the mood or feel that it provides. The intent is to place the listener back in the moment of that first Christmas Eve. And the song does have some amazing lyrics as well — particularly the third stanza.

We continue our series on Christmas Carols and learn about the story of O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM and the meaning behind the lyrics. We will find some very interesting new lessons about the place where Jesus was born. And, I think we will appreciate the song much more in the future as we sing it.

We continue our series on Christmas Carols and learn about the story of O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM and the meaning behind the lyrics. We will find some very interesting new lessons about the place where Jesus was born. And, I think we will appreciate the song much more in the future as we sing it.

We look at the second carol in our series, Angels from The Realms of Glory. Some consider this carol one of the greatest hymns ever written. It tells the story of Christmas from different perspectives but also calls for a response. It is one that all Christians should have in their Christmas playlist.

We look at the second carol in our series, Angels from The Realms of Glory. Some consider this carol one of the greatest hymns ever written. It tells the story of Christmas from different perspectives but also calls for a response. It is one that all Christians should have in their Christmas playlist.

We begin our Christmas series by looking at THE CAROLS OF CHRISTMAS. This series will remind us to think about the music of the season and to be worshipful. This first carol that we will study is COME THOU LONG EXPECTED JESUS by Charles Wesley. It was written nearly 200 years ago but is still one of the most wonderful songs of the season.

We begin our Christmas series by looking at THE CAROLS OF CHRISTMAS.  This series will remind us to think about the music of the season and to be worshipful. This first carol that we will study is COME THOU LONG EXPECTED JESUS by Charles Wesley. It was written nearly 200 years ago but is still one of the most wonderful songs of the season.