Christmas Eve Services at St. John’s Episcopal Church

Credit: https://moa.byu.edu/artwork-of-the-week-december-8-2019/ Nativity and Adoration of the Magi, c.1680, tempera on panel, 21 5/16 x 17 ¾ x 1 11/16 inches. Brigham young University Museum of Art, gift of Richard B. and Nadene Oliver, 1975.

Join us for our beautiful Christmas Eve celebrations on Wednesday, December 24th as we gather to commemorate the birth of Christ.

5:30 PM - Family Christmas Eve Service
Our earlier service is perfect for families with young children who want to experience the wonder of Christmas Eve together. This service includes the traditional Christmas story and a warm, welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

10:30 PM - Carol Sing
Begin your late evening celebration with a joyful time of singing favorite Christmas carols together as a congregation. Lift your voice in songs of the season and prepare your heart for the midnight service to follow.

11:00 PM - Traditional Christmas Eve Service
Our candlelit midnight service features special music, Holy Eucharist, and all the beauty and solemnity of our traditional Christmas Eve liturgy. Experience the majesty of this holy night through scripture, prayer, and song.

All are welcome to attend one or both services. Come celebrate the hope, peace, joy, and love of Christmas with your St. John’s family.

About St. John’s Episcopal Church

St. John’s is a welcoming community in the heart of Logan, Utah, part of the Episcopal Church and the worldwide Anglican Communion. Whether you’re a lifelong Episcopalian, exploring faith for the first time, or simply seeking a place to celebrate Christmas, you’ll find a warm welcome here.

What to Expect

The Episcopal Church blends ancient Christian tradition with an inclusive, thoughtful approach to faith. Our services include scripture readings, prayers, hymns, and Holy Communion (also called the Eucharist).

There’s no dress code. Come as you are. You’ll find our worship both reverent and accessible, with everything you need provided in the service bulletin. Don’t worry about knowing when to stand, sit, or kneel. Simply follow along as feels comfortable to you. No pewrobics required.

We believe everyone is welcome at God’s table, and we mean it.