Events

Christmas Eve Worship Services

Christmas Eve Worship Services

When:

Tuesday, December 24
2:30 PM - 11:00 PM

Where:

Church Building
404 N. Alamo Street, San Antonio, TX US 78205
Sanctuary

Whether you are seeking a quiet moment of clarity amidst the holiday rush or wish to join in communal celebration, our Christmas Eve Worship Services are an open invitation to experience the true spirit of Christmas in a space filled with warmth and love. Our services are open to everyone, no matter where you are on your spiritual journey, as we gather to reflect on the hope and joy offered to us through Christ.

We hope to see you, your family, & friends during this most wonderful time of the year.

Free childcare for ages 8 weeks-3 years by reservation.

Reserve Childcare


Schedule:

2:30 PM Worship Service with the Lord's Supper

Join us for our afternoon Traditional Christmas Eve Service in the Sanctuary, which features beautiful music, heartfelt carols, and readings of the Christmas story from the Bible. We will celebrate the birth of Christ with a special message and partake in the Lord’s Supper, welcoming all who seek to follow Jesus.


5:00 PM Family Worship Service

Join us for our Family Christmas Eve Service, where we will celebrate with joyful carols, inspiring readings from the Bible, and a special performance by our Children's Choir. The service will include the lighting of the Advent candles and a meaningful Christmas message. We'll also have a moving candlelight ceremony (with fun, battery-operated lights) during "Silent Night" and opportunities to join in prayer and reflection.


7:30 PM & 10:00 PM Candlelight Worship Services

Join us for one of our Candlelight Christmas Eve services filled with music, scripture, and candle lighting. Enjoy beautiful hymns like "Silent Night" as we celebrate the birth of Jesus. The service will include readings from the Christmas story, the lighting of the Advent candles, and a special message from Rev. Dr. Bob Fuller. We'll end by lighting candles inside and then walking together to the front steps of the church, symbolizing how we take the light of Christ into the city and the world.