Moravian Online Reading Services, Mondays at 7 p.m.

Like many churches, our Moravian congregations will be worshiping differently this year. Whether through virtual or with limited in-person services (or a combination of both!), our churches are working to make Christmas Eve services special. 

To learn more or find a church in your area, visit www.moravianlovefeast.org

Hear the Christmas story in a fun new way with "The Best Virtual Christmas Pageant Ever!" Performed by Moravians from North Carolina, Wisconsin, New York, Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Alberta, Canada, the retelling presents a lighter side view of the birth of Jesus.  Written by Kirk Woodard and Martha Day.

Enjoy our world premiere!

Moravian College & Theological Seminary shares their annual Christmas Vespers service in a new way! Music performed by Moravian students, in concert with the choir and musical ensembles, ushers in the holiday season for the Moravian community.  The 2020 Vespers service moved to a virtual format for 2020, blending new performances with footage from past Vespers services.  We thank Moravian College & Theological Seminary for the opportunity to share this wonderful service. Enjoy!

Moravian music, performed by Moravians -- here you will find hymns for Advent and Christmas, including hymn texts and music recordings, for  use by Moravian congregations. We feature both traditional Moravian Christmas music and creative new material.

Visit our "Season of Advent Activities" page for daily ideas for celebrating the season. Each day from now through Dec. 24 features a different activity, including stories, songs, crafts, traditions, family devotions, and more!

The 1995 Moravian Book of Worship features three key liturgies for use during Advent and Christmas.  Moravian Congregations can access print and music files for use in creating creative worship during this Advent and Christmas Season.

Looking for the perfect image for your service, web promotion or printed materials? We've put together a collection of Moravian-themed images for use by congregations and agencies.

Gathering each week to light the next candle on the Advent Wreath is a fun and meaningful way to mark the coming of Christmas. Our Christian Educators have assembled ideas and activities to celebrate the Advent Season!

December 20, 2020