Advent Evensong - Sunday 30 November, 17:00

Advent marks the beginning of the church year. It is a time for reflection in darkness, for renewal of hope and for a movement towards a beginning.
The season of Advent, as it first emerged in the Church in the fourth and fifth centuries, lasted, like Lent, for 40 days. Later tradition developed the Advent we know today, of four Sundays before Christmas Day.
It is a season of expectation and preparation as the Church prepares to celebrate the coming of Christ. Church decorations are simple and sparse, and purple is the traditional colour used. Advent falls at the darkest time of the year, and the natural symbols of darkness and light are powerfully at work throughout Advent and Christmas.
We’d love to welcome you to our special Advent Evensong and hope you’ll join us on Sunday 30 November at 17:00 in the Konvikt Chapel, 5 ave Marie-Thérèse, Luxembourg City.

Advent & Christmas Services

Christmas Eve

Christingle services use a special symbol, a decorated orange, to explore the story of God’s love for the world at Christmas.
 
On Christmas Eve, our Christingle Service at 16:00 in the Konvikt Chapel, Luxembourg City, is a wonderful, short (less than one hour) Service for all the family with a mix of traditional and modern carols.
 
Each child receives a Christingle!
 
Click here for more information on the origin & meaning of Christingles.

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