Join Us for Christmas!

Please join us to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world!

December 25th, – It is our custom to have a Christmas Day Divine Service: Christmas Eve focuses on the stories of Christ’s birth, and Christmas Day brings us St. John’s introduction to his Gospel, which reveals that Jesus is the Word of God come down from heaven to dwell among us.

Come back and look for current information on our Christmas services for 2025!

Visiting us for Christmas? Here’s what to expect in a Lutheran, liturgical Divine Service.

About the Season of Christmas

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God… And the Word became flesh and dwelt among us.
– John 1:1, 14

Christmas is the day that hope is fulfilled. Christmas tells the story of Jesus as the long-awaited King who has finally come to save us. When God wanted to save you from your sins, He did not send a prophet or even an angel: He sent His own Son into human flesh just like yours. Jesus is the only hope of the world because Jesus is the only one who could set us free from our sins.

After four weeks of Advent anticipation, Christmas has more Good News than one day can hold. Christmas actually lasts for twelve days: from December 25th until January 5th.

(Excerpted from “Ordering our Days in His Peace” by H.R. Curtis, published by CPH)