Christmas at Highfields

Browse all our Christmas services. Watch or listen again online.

Services streamed and available to watch or listen to now:

Advent Service

Advent Service

Theme: The surprise of Christmas - Sunday 5th Dec - 11:00am

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Jazz Carols

Jazz Carols

Theme: Christmas at Highfields - Sunday 5th Dec - 5:30pm

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Jazz Carols

Jazz Carols

Theme: Christmas at Highfields - Sunday 5th Dec - 7:30pm

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Jazz Carols

Jazz Carols

BBC Radio 4 Sunday Worship - Sunday 12th Dec - 8:10am

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Festive Carols

Festive Carols

Theme: Youth led Carol Service - Sunday 12th Dec - 10:00am

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Family Carols

Family Carols

All Age Afternoon Carol Service - Sunday 12th Dec - 4:00pm

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World Carols

World Carols

Carols from around the World. Sunday 19th Dec - 10:00am

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Trad Carols

Trad Carols

Theme: Christmas at Highfields - Sunday 19th Dec - 5:30pm

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Trad Carols

Trad Carols

Theme: Christmas at Highfields - Sunday 19th Dec - 7:30pm

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Christmas Day

Christmas Day

Christmas Day All-Age Service - Saturday 25th Dec - 10:00am

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Boxing Day

Boxing Day

Sunday Morning Service - Sunday 26th Dec - 10:00am

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Welcome

Christmas at HighfieldsYou are very welcome to all of our Christmas Services. They are open to everyone. We would love you and your families to join us.

The Room Where It Happens

Steve Jurvetson, CC BY 2.0 <https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0>, via Wikimedia Commons"The Room Where It Happens" is my favourite song from the box-office sensation Hamilton by Lin-Manuel Miranda. The musical recounts the rise and fall of American Founding Father, Alexander Hamilton, and the song describes a private meeting between Hamilton, and two Virginian senators, Thomas Jefferson and James Maddison. A great political compromise is made: Hamilton gets control of the U.S. banking system and in exchange, the nation's capital moves south to Washington DC ...

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Krystal

KrystalAt Christmas time we love those unexpected (maybe handcrafted) gifts that express how much the giver values us. Raised in church I knew right from wrong but through insecurity (thinking God wouldn't want me) chose wrong relationships over God's gift of relationship with Him. Unexpectedly (on Queen Street) a group sang about God's FORGIVENESS and that HE LOVES Me....

Revisiting church I was reminded that Jesus died on a cross paying for my wrongs and rose again making the way for a loving relationship with God.

Now, when the chestnuts are roasting on an open fire (you know the song!) I give thanks for Jesus, God's perfect gift. A little bundle in Bethlehem, Saviour and my Hero giving forgiveness, peace & joy, changing my life forever. Do you know Jesus?

John

JohnThe years 2020/2021 have been a time of testing for me. I probably had Covid in January 2020 and for months afterwards felt physically, mentally and spiritually ill. The worst was the spiritual. I did not know where I stood so far as my personal faith was concerned.

However, through it all I had the assurance that I was being upheld. Then I heard a sermon on Psalm 47 when David clapped his hands because of the sustaining power of the Lord. The long Covid from which I was suffering gradually improved, though tension continued until recently. But when I woke one morning the tension had gone.

What a clapping there was and a new song in my heart. Praise the Lord for seeing me through a very testing time!

Christmas Offering

Christmas at HighfieldsThe offerings taken at our Carol Services and on Christmas Day will be shared between two charities: Tearfund Afghan Crisis Appeal and Red Community.

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From December 5th, you can give via bank transfer (to our current account - sort code: 30-91-63, account number: 00388060 and please specify that your gift is for the Christmas offering). There will also be an offering box available at the Christmas services.

Red Community

Tearfund

Not Just Another Christmas

Classicmusic [Public domain], from Wikimedia CommonsA few years ago, The Washington Post conducted an experiment.  It involved the world-renowned, Grammy Award-winning violinist, Joshua Bell.

Bell had entranced audiences in concert halls all over the world. People paid hundreds of dollars to watch him play on his $3.5 million Stradivarius violin. He’s a virtuoso in his field and a total genius.

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