Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany at St. Christopher’s, 2020-21
Services of the Season
Thursday, December 24, Christmas Eve
4:30 PM Family Christmas Eve on Zoom 10:30 PM Late Christmas Eve on Zoom
Friday, December 25, Christmas Day
10:00 AM Christmas Day on Zoom
Sunday, December 27, The First Sunday of Christmas
The First Sunday of Christmas at 8:00, 9:30, and 10:30 (on Zoom)
Sunday, January 3, Feast of the Epiphany with Epiphany Pageant
Regular Services at 8:00 and 9:30, Pageant at 10:30
If you need help with Zoom links, or didn't receive the church's email on Thursday, please contact Eric or Jen. For security reasons, we're not putting the links online.
Thursday, December 24, Christmas Eve
4:30 PM Family Christmas Eve on Zoom 10:30 PM Late Christmas Eve on Zoom
Friday, December 25, Christmas Day
10:00 AM Christmas Day on Zoom
Sunday, December 27, The First Sunday of Christmas
The First Sunday of Christmas at 8:00, 9:30, and 10:30 (on Zoom)
Sunday, January 3, Feast of the Epiphany with Epiphany Pageant
Regular Services at 8:00 and 9:30, Pageant at 10:30
If you need help with Zoom links, or didn't receive the church's email on Thursday, please contact Eric or Jen. For security reasons, we're not putting the links online.
Sundays at Noon
Noon on Sundays: Adult Formation—An Adult Christ at Christmas (on Zoom)
In a provocative little book titled An Adult Christ at Christmas, the great Roman Catholic biblical scholar Raymond Brown reminds us that tragedy and suffering surround the Baby Jesus of the Gospels just as surely as they surround the adult Jesus that hung upon the Cross and just as surely as they surround us in these perilous times. The evangelists knew how the story ended before they wrote the beginning. It is we who edit the agony out of the Christmas Gospel. This year, of all others, is a time to return to the adult Christ of the Gospels.
Join us at noon Sundays for adult formation centering on this adult Christ.
Noon on Sundays: Adult Formation—An Adult Christ at Christmas (on Zoom)
In a provocative little book titled An Adult Christ at Christmas, the great Roman Catholic biblical scholar Raymond Brown reminds us that tragedy and suffering surround the Baby Jesus of the Gospels just as surely as they surround the adult Jesus that hung upon the Cross and just as surely as they surround us in these perilous times. The evangelists knew how the story ended before they wrote the beginning. It is we who edit the agony out of the Christmas Gospel. This year, of all others, is a time to return to the adult Christ of the Gospels.
Join us at noon Sundays for adult formation centering on this adult Christ.
