Make sure you have a candle or a flashlight ready for “Silent Night.”
We know that Covid is still a concern, so we encourage you to do what’s best for you and those around you. I know several people who are worshiping from home, to make space for others and to be extra careful.
And I know of several people who are really excited to be in the sanctuary, including a 90 year old with some physical challenges and a family with two recently vaccinated children who haven’t been inside the sanctuary for almost two years.
However and wherever, we join together celebrating that Jesus is the light of the world, shining in the darkness, giving us strength, hope, and love.
Merry Christmas!
Charlie