Christmas Day Service

Series Focus:

“Silent Night” was written originally in German by Joseph Mohr, with music composed by Franz Gruber. The carol was first performed on Christmas Eve in 1818 at St. Nicholas Church in Oberndorf, Austria. It’s been played with numerous instruments and translated into many languages. The text paints the picture of the incarnation. The last phrase is repeated, so in the second stanza we hear it twice: “Christ the Savior is born!” Every word of that phrase is significant, and every line of the Christmas carol describes a Bible truth. We use the beloved hymn to ponder the profound message of the Twelve Days of Christmas.

December 24     Christmas Eve Candlelight                    Lessons and Carols
December 25    Christmas Day Festival                       Holy Infant So Tender and Mild
December 28     First Sunday after Christmas                 Son of God
January 4           Epiphany of Our Lord                           Love’s Pure Light Beams from Thy Holy Face

Worship services are held in the sanctuary.

Services are live-streamed and recorded, and available on the Our Redeemer YouTube channel.  If the live-stream isn’t immediately available, check back during the week for the service posting, or go to the Sermon page for links and access to the day’s sermon audio.