A Christingle service is a festive Christian tradition, typically held around Advent or Christmas, symbolizing the light of Christ in the world. The Christingle itself, is a brightly decorated orange representing the world, with a red ribbon symbolizing the love of Christ. Four toothpicks are inserted into the orange, each holding a sweet or dried fruit to represent the four seasons or the gifts of God. A candle is placed at the top, symbolizing Jesus as the light of the world.

The Christmas Midnight service is a traditional Christian worship service held on Christmas Eve, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. The service typically includes readings from the Bible, hymns and prayers, focused on the significance of Christ's birth. Candles are lit to symbolize the arrival of the Light of the World. This service offers a peaceful and reflective way to begin the Christmas celebration, drawing believers together in worship and gratitude.

A Crib service is a special event held during the Christmas season, typically for families and children, to celebrate the birth of Jesus. The Crib service offers a warm, interactive way for people of all ages to engage with the true story of Christmas.

A Christmas Day church service focuses on celebrating the gift of Christmas—the birth of Jesus Christ. Through scripture readings, hymns, and prayers, it emphasizes themes of love, hope, peace, and joy, highlighting the transformative power of Christ's birth. The congregation comes together discovering anew the true gift of Christmas—God’s presence in the world.