ADVENT AND CHRISTMAS AT REHOBETH
CHRISTMAS WORSHIP
CHRISTMAS EVE
Join us for worship on Christmas Eve (Friday, December 24th) as we celebrate the long anticipated birth of our Savior! We have two service times, or you can join our 5pm service online or over the phone.
5pm Traditional Candlelight Service in the Sanctuary, with Communion and candlelight procession 9pm Campfire Worship - Outdoor worship with a casual fireside vibe, with Communion and candlelight procession. In the large gravel lot near the Family Life Center (in the event of rain, the 9pm service will be inside the Family Life Center). Bring a lawn chair if you can! Can't make it in person? Join our 5pm service online or by phone - get connected at rehobeth.org/worship |
Sunday Worship, December 26
10:30am - Combined Worship in the Sanctuary - A Service of Lessons and Carols
Join us to hear the Christmas story through Scripture and Song, and join us after the service for cookies and cocoa!
Join us to hear the Christmas story through Scripture and Song, and join us after the service for cookies and cocoa!
Sunday Worship, January 2
As the Cristmas season continues, we will celebrate the Epiphany - the revelation of God in Jesus Christ. Join us for worship at one of our two services as we return to our regular Sunday worship schedule:
9:00am - Contemporary New Life Worship in the Family Life Center
11:00am - Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
9:00am - Contemporary New Life Worship in the Family Life Center
11:00am - Traditional Worship in the Sanctuary
ADVENT
Advent is a season to prepare for the coming of Christ: the promised coming of the Messiah to the Jews, the coming of Jesus being born in Bethlehem, the promised return of the risen Christ in final victory, and the continual coming of Christ into the lives and hearts of believers. Beginning the fourth Sunday before Christmas Day, Advent marks the beginning of a new church year. We hope you will join us during this holy season.
Sunday Worship:November 28 | HOPE
9am Contemporary | 11am Traditional December 5 | PEACE 9am Contemporary | 11am Traditional December 12 | JOY 9am Contemporary | 11am Traditional December 19 | LOVE 10:30am - Combined worship in the Family Life Center with Children's program and lunch |
Advent @ HomeBring the holiness of the season of Advent into your home!
Build an Advent Wreath Sunday, November 28, 3-5pm Stop by the Family Life Center from 3-5pm to build a wreath with fresh greenery, or to pick up materials to bring home. We'll send you home with a devotional guide, which you can also download below Advent Devotional Guide Prayers, Scripture readings, and reflections to use alone or with your family each day or each week of Advent. Download your packet here or pick up a copy at the church office
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More Holiday CelebrationsHoliday Market
Saturday, December 4, 8am-2pm, Family Life Center With over 40 vendors selling gifts, food, crafts, jewelry, biscuits, hot dogs, a bake sale, and more, you can find something for everyone on your list (or yourself!) Bending Toward the Light: A Jazz Nativity Friday, December 10, 6:00pm Composed, arranged, and produced by Anne Phillips, "Bending Toward the Light ... A Jazz Nativity" is the traditional Christmas story told through the medium of jazz. The Jazz Nativity is a wonderful combination of theater, jazz, and opera. It is both moving and joyful and is a wonderful family event. This memorable evening of music will usher you into the Christmas season in an unexpected and meaningful way. View the flier here. |
When there's more to Christmas than JoySurviving the Holidays: GriefShare Seminar
Sunday, December 5, 3-5pm (FLC Conference Room) Grieving? Know someone who is? Wondering how to survive the holidays after the death of a loved one? No matter how long it's been since your loved one died, grief can make the holidays a painful time. But there's hope. Join us for an encouraging workshop that will help you survive the holidays and discover new reasons to enjoy them again. Longest Night Worship Tuesday, December 21, 6pm, Rehobeth Sanctuary On the longest night of the year, join us for a service of worship where we will create space for and honor the full depth of emotion we face during the holidays. |