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Christmas eve worship is an integral part of the Christmas season. Worshipping with children is important because nowadays, children do not get the opportunity to hear the nativity stories as they earlier used to listen. Christians normally worship in church and the tradition of singing Christmas carols on the Christmas day is followed every year by every Christian. Well, most non-Christians celebrate it in their own ways and think that Christmas is the time for marketing, exchanging of gifts, partying and having lots of fun. We usually forget the real reason why we celebrate Christmas, the birth of Jesus Christ, between the excitement and merriment that surrounds the holiday.
Worshiping Jesus and thanking Him should be one of the first activities. Christmas worship is usually done along with the family members on the dinner table (or any other palace, at the church). You can also offer a silent prayer of thanks on the Christmas Eve. You can say prayers which are available to you with full devotion and rest assured that God will hear your words and bless you.
Most of the Christmas Eve Worship resources are written for Mt. Carmel Evangelical Lutheran Church in Portland, Oregon that consists of various elements of traditional Lutheran liturgy with new wording, rituals, etc. Some of the resources are Hymns, Songs, Psalms, Ritual, Scripture and Prayer. These resources are now available in both print and electric version. In electronic version, you can buy cassettes, CDs, DVDs for listening and watching of Christmas Eve Worship. You can read Hymns, Songs, Psalms, Ritual, Scripture, Prayer and the Bible by purchasing books.
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