Christmas is one of our FAVORITE times of the year at DeVotie! The sights, the sounds, and the time together with our families make this a special time of celebration. But more than that, the reason we celebrate Christmas is what truly sets this time of year apart. Jesus's birth set in motion a series of events that changed our world forever. Now more than ever, people all over the world are longing for hope that can only be found in Him. We hope you will join us this Christmas season as we learn more about the real reason for Christmas and celebrate His birth together!
November 29th 6:00pmJoin us for our annual "Hanging of the Green" service and learn about why we use the decorations we do at Christmastime and help us adorn our beautiful sanctuary for the season.
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December 6th 3:00pm-4:00pmJoin us on the 6th for an afternoon on fun and a visit with the Big Man himself! We will be set up outside this year and are excited to have Santa with us. Invite your friends and bring a camera or your phone to take pics!
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December 13th 5:00pm, 6:30pmOur music ministry will present "Hope Was Born" on December 13th. Music is such an important part of our church- especially at Christmas. In a year filled with uncertainty and heartache, come see and hear the story of HOPE unfold before your eyes through the sounds. Reservations are not required, but are appreciated. Let us know which presentation you will be attending by clicking here.
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DEcember 20th 5:00pmWe will gather at the church on December 20th and create smaller groups to go carol at the homes of our shut-ins as well as the homes of those in our DeVotie community. There is something so special about knowing that people took the time to come spread Christmas cheer to you specifically! Don't miss out on this chance to be a blessing!
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December 13th- Lottie Moon Focus
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December 24th, 7:00pmEach Christmas Eve, we gather as a faith family and take communion as we remember the reason we celebrate Jesus's birth and what it meant for us. This is a special, candlelit service that is the perfect moment to stop, be still, and remember the importance of Jesus's birth and eventual death on a cross for you.
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