Christmas Eve, December 24
5:00 PM
Family Service, in person at the Church & livestreamed on YouTube
The story of Jesus' birth comes alive. In this service, ministers serve as narrators and tell the story of the birth of Jeus as children in the congregation participate in various ways. With classic Christmas carols and an age-old story, this service is rooted in time-honored traditions.
8:00 PM
Lessons and Carols, in person at the Church & livestreamed on YouTube
Organ prelude begins at 7:30 PM
A traditional service with full choir and candlelight, modeled after the service offered at Truro Cathedral in 1880. The King's Chapel choir serves as our guide as we hear again the message of the angels told through scripture and song
5:00 PM
Family Service, in person at the Church & livestreamed on YouTube
The story of Jesus' birth comes alive. In this service, ministers serve as narrators and tell the story of the birth of Jeus as children in the congregation participate in various ways. With classic Christmas carols and an age-old story, this service is rooted in time-honored traditions.
8:00 PM
Lessons and Carols, in person at the Church & livestreamed on YouTube
Organ prelude begins at 7:30 PM
A traditional service with full choir and candlelight, modeled after the service offered at Truro Cathedral in 1880. The King's Chapel choir serves as our guide as we hear again the message of the angels told through scripture and song
Christmas Day, December 25
10:00 AM
in person at the Church and livestreamed on YouTube
King's Chapel was the first known Christian church to celebrate Christmas Day in New England. In 1686, Boston Anglicans (and curious onlookers) gathered to celebrate Holy Communion. This tradition continues to this day!
10:00 AM
in person at the Church and livestreamed on YouTube
King's Chapel was the first known Christian church to celebrate Christmas Day in New England. In 1686, Boston Anglicans (and curious onlookers) gathered to celebrate Holy Communion. This tradition continues to this day!