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St Agnes Birch-in-Rusholme with St John with St Cyprian Longsight
Church of England Diocese of Manchester
St Agnes Birch-in-Rusholme with St John with St Cyprian Longsight
Church of England Diocese of Manchester
| Christmas 2012 at St Agnes' Longsight |
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Christmas Services 2012
SUNDAY 16th DECEMBER 2011 (TBC)
6.00pm Carols by Candlelight
Our traditional service of carols and readings for Christmas -
suitable for all the family. Lasting about an hour and with all your
favourite carols together with traditional readings. Join us
afterwards for mulled wine & mince pies
24th DECEMBER Christmas Eve
11.30pm The First Eucharist of Christmas - Midnight Mass
Starting in candlelight we celebrate the first Mass of Christmas -
another traditional service, with incense and sermon. Everyone
is welcome.
25th DECEMBER Christmas Day
8am Holy Communion
This quiet said service follows the traditional language of the
1662 Book of Common Prayer.
10.30am Family Eucharist
Suitable for all ages - a Christmas morning celebration with
carols.
SUNDAY 16th DECEMBER 2011 (TBC)
6.00pm Carols by Candlelight
Our traditional service of carols and readings for Christmas -
suitable for all the family. Lasting about an hour and with all your
favourite carols together with traditional readings. Join us
afterwards for mulled wine & mince pies
24th DECEMBER Christmas Eve
11.30pm The First Eucharist of Christmas - Midnight Mass
Starting in candlelight we celebrate the first Mass of Christmas -
another traditional service, with incense and sermon. Everyone
is welcome.
25th DECEMBER Christmas Day
8am Holy Communion
This quiet said service follows the traditional language of the
1662 Book of Common Prayer.
10.30am Family Eucharist
Suitable for all ages - a Christmas morning celebration with
carols.
What is Christmas?
Christmas is most obviously the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. But it is much more than a birthday
celebration - it is the solemn and joyful recalling of the central truth of the Christian faith: the wonderful
mystery of God's dwelling among us as one of us, taking on our human nature.
Christmas is most obviously the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ. But it is much more than a birthday
celebration - it is the solemn and joyful recalling of the central truth of the Christian faith: the wonderful
mystery of God's dwelling among us as one of us, taking on our human nature.
| The Big St Agnes' Christmas Card Instead of spending money on cards and stamps for church friends - simply sign the big card in church and make a donation. The money collected will top up our mission giving fund. Details here and photos in the Gallery here. |
Whether you just want to sing a carol or you want to go to church for a
traditional Christmas, whether you want to find some peace or if you want
to experience something different...
traditional Christmas, whether you want to find some peace or if you want
to experience something different...
- ...there is a welcome at St Agnes' for you.
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