We had a wonderful Christmas time. The church pictured above is where we went to the Christmas eve service. This is in Charleston, SC. The music was ethereal at points. It was very uplifting when the entire church, organ, trumpets, and choir sung the old Christmas hymns that are so deep with meaning. After the hour of singing( including a 'song' that traced the gospel message through the Old Testament into the New Testament ) the midnight service began. It was a wonderful way to celebrate the beginning of Christmas morning. We went to bed around 2 am with our souls well content.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Christmas Day (midnight on Christmas eve)
We had a wonderful Christmas time. The church pictured above is where we went to the Christmas eve service. This is in Charleston, SC. The music was ethereal at points. It was very uplifting when the entire church, organ, trumpets, and choir sung the old Christmas hymns that are so deep with meaning. After the hour of singing( including a 'song' that traced the gospel message through the Old Testament into the New Testament ) the midnight service began. It was a wonderful way to celebrate the beginning of Christmas morning. We went to bed around 2 am with our souls well content.
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Beautiful church! That was a wonderful way to celebrate Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful church! I miss living in Charleston so much!!! Glad your Christmas was special.
ReplyDeleteMy sister used to live in Charleston. How I love it there!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a blessed time.
XO,
Sheila :-)
What a lovely way to start your Christmas.
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Diana
What church was this? I'll be in Charleston this Christmas and M looking for. Church to worship in.
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Deletesorry , I did not see your comment in time. It was in my spam folder. This is the Catholic Cathedral--which has just an awesome Christmas eve service. Even if you are protestant--it is a rich blessing. However there are some services on Christmas eve at the episcopal churches as well.
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