Saturday, December 17, 2005
Churches decide not to bother with Christmas
Apparently some of the mega-churches in the U.S. have decided not to have a service on Christmas day. I say 'why stop there?' Why not go the whole hog and stop celebrating Easter as well? Of course, this is slightly hypocritical of me as our little church has its last service of the year tomorrow night (our carol service - see here for more info) and won't be having a service on Christmas Day. But we were planning to until we realised that hardly any of our small congregation was going to be around. We are small. Willow Creek has a congregation of around 20,000. What's their excuse? Read the whole story here.
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It could be a cultural thing too...I'd never heard of a service on Christmas day until I came to the UK last year...we'd always do Christmas eve and midnight mass, but never Christmas day.
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