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Christmas Carols in British Sign Language Attenborough Awsworth Christmas Carols in British Sign Language Mansfield Deaf Club 6 1 Wood Street, Mansfield, Notts NG18 1QB, 3.30pm. Nottinghamshire Deaf Society 16 22 Forest Road West, Nottingham NG7 4EQ, 8pm. Attenborough St Mary’s 6 Toys & Gifts & Christingle Service (please bring new toys and gifts for children in need in Notts; collection for Children’s Society), 4.30pm. 13 Service of Nine Lessons & Carols, 6.30pm. 20 Family Carol Service, 5.30pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service (children are welcome to come dressed as a character from the Christmas nativity story), 4.30pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Holy Communion, 8am. Christmas Day Communion Service for all ages, 10am. 27 Parish Communion, 10am. 1 Jan Church open with refreshments - 10.30am-4pm. Awsworth St Peter’s It is advisable to dress up warm for these services as the heating is still not working. 13 Carols by Candlelight, 6pm. 20 Christingle, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Holy Communion, 9.30am. Bestwood St Mark’s 13 Boys’ Brigade and Girls’ Association Nativity, 10.30am. 17 Lunch Club Christmas Lunch, 12 noon. 19 Lantern Walk through Bestwood Country Park (meet at the Winding House and carols and mulled wine at Alexandra Lodge) 6pm. 20 Carol Service with Bestwood Male Voice Choir, 10.30am. 21 Memorial Service, 7pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 6.30pm. Christmas Day Family Service with Communion, 10.30am. Emmanuel 13 Christingle, 4.30pm. 20 Carol Service with Bestwood Black Diamond Brass Band, 6pm. 21 Memorial Service, 7pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 4.30pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Family Christmas Service with Communion, 10.30am. Killarney Park 13 Carol Service, 12.30pm. Blidworth St Mary's 13 Tree of Memories (bring a bauble to decorate the church Christmas tree in memory of a loved one), 4pm. Christmas Eve Christingle, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass,11.30pm. Christmas Day Christmas Communion,10am. St Andrew's Mission Hall & Church 21 Christmas Talk & Tea (afternoon tea and Carol singing), 3pm. 27 United Benfice Holy Communion followed by bring and share lunch, 11am. Blyth St Mary & St Martin’s 20 Beer & Carols, The Red Hart Pub, Blyth, 6pm 21 Christingle and Crib service (come dressed up as any character from the Nativity), 4pm. Christmas Eve 9 lessons and carols (wear a Christmas jumper, mulled wine afterwards), 6pm. Christmas Day Christmas Day Communion (bring a present to show), 10am. Calverton St Wilfrid’s 12 Coffee Morning and switching on the Christmas Tree lights, 10am. 13 Christingle Service, 4pm. 20 Traditional Service of Nine Lessons and Carols, 6pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 6pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Holy Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Christmas Holy Communion, 8.30am. Christmas Day Christmas Celebration Holy Communion, 10.30am. Carlton St John’s 13 Carols by Candlelight, 6pm. 19 Craft Workshop and Christingle - for all ages, 2.30pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. St Paul’s 12 Sing Carols at Tesco's, 10am-11pm. 18 Christmas lunch, 1pm. 19 Messy Church Christingle, 3.30pm. 20 Lessons and Carols, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve All-Age Crib Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Praise and Presents, 10am. Cinderhill Christ Church 6 Toy and Gift service, 10am. 13 Carol Service, 6pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service (Come and take part in the re-telling of the Christmas Story), 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Family Communion, 10am. Clarborough St John’s 13 Victorian Market – Village Hall, 1pm. 13 Carol Service, Village Hall, 4pm. Coddington All Saints 13 Christingle, 5pm. 16 Carols around the tree, Coddington Community Centre. With Coddington School Choir. Mince Pies and Mulled Wine follow inside the centre, 6pm. 20 Carols by Candlelight, mulled wine and mince pies are served following this service, 6pm. 23 Crib Service, children come dressed in Nativity costume or borrow some at church. We continue our fellowship at the Inn on the Green pub in the village, 3pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm . Colwick St John’s 5 Christmas Messy Church at Colwick School, 3-5pm. 10 Carols by Candlelight with readings and refreshments (this is not the traditional version!), 7pm. 20 Nativity, 9am. 20 Traditional 9 Lessons and Carols, 6pm. Christmas Eve Christingle and Mass, 4pm. Christmas Day Joint Service, 9.30am. Cossall St Catherine’s 6 Christingle, 3pm. Christmas Eve Carol Service, 6pm. Daybrook St Paul’s 12 Civic Carol Service, 7pm. 20 Carol Service, 6pm. Christmas Eve Christingle, 5.30pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Parish Communion, 9.30am. St Timothy’s 20 Christingle, 11am. 27 Carol Service, 11am. East Stoke St Oswalds 13 Carol Service, 6pm. Christmas Day Holy Communion, 8.30am. Edwalton Holy Rood 5 & 6 Christmas Tree Festival, with children’s activities, storytelling and refreshments, all in aid of Nottinghamshire Hospices. 10-2pm on the 5th and 3-5pm on the 6th. 6 All-Age Gift service in aid of Family Care, 10.15am. 20 All-Age Nativity Service in the Church Hall (Wellin Lane). Open to any child who would like to dress up on the day! 10.15am. 20 Candlelit Nine Lessons and Carols, 6pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Candlelit Carol Service, 6pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day All-Age Communion, 10.15am. Elston All Saints 6 Christingle, 4pm. 13 Carol Service, 4pm. 20 Holy Communion, 8.30am. Christmas Eve Holy Communion, 11.45pm. Elston Old Chapel 30 An atmospheric time of reflection and celebration, looking back and moving forward. Bring a lantern and hot water bottle as there is not lighting or heating at this wonderful Grade 1 listed building in the middle of a field. 4.30pm. Greasley St Mary’s 6 Memorial Service, 12pm. 13 Carols by Candlelight, 7pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 5pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Holy Communion, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Christmas Day Holy Communion, 10am. 10 January Christingle, 10.15am. Holbeck St Winifrid’s Christmas Day BCP Holy Communion, 11-45am. Holme Pierrepont St Edmund’s 6 Christingle Service, 3.30pm. 13 9 Lessons & Carols, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve Festal Communion, 6pm. Christmas Day Festal Communion, 10am. Hucknall St Peter & St Paul’s 12 West Hucknall Community Cinema - Free Christmas Film and Festive Party Food, 2pm. 20 Christingle service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Almost Midnight Mass, 10.30pm. Christmas Day Christmas Day Eucharist Service,10am. Kilvington St Mary’s 13 Holy Communion, 10.30am. Kimberley Holy Trinity 6 Christingle & Toy Service, 10.30am. 13 Carol Service, 3pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.45pm. Christmas Day Family Communion, 10am. Lenton Lenton Priory Church 13 Community Carols by Candlelight, 6.30pm. 20 Messy Church - Thomas Helwys Baptist Church, crafts, food and celebrations for all the family, 4-6pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.30pm. Mansfield St Augustine’s 20 Christingle Service, 9.15am. 20 Carol Service with Tree of Memories, you are invited to bring a decoration in memory of loved ones, 4pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service & Nativity, dress up, costumes provided, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. Newark St Leonard’s 13 Christingle, 3pm. 20 Carol Service and tea at Church of Promise, Winthorpe road, 3pm. Christmas Eve Carols by Candlelight, 6pm. Christmas Day Family Christmas Communion, 10am. Nottingham All Saints Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Sung Eucharist, 10.30am. St Andrew’s 13 All Age Nativity, 10.30am. 13 Carol Service, 6pm. Christmas Eve First Communion of Christmas, 11pm. Christmas Day All Age Communion, 10.30am. 27 Carols and Communion, 10.30am. St Ann with Emmanuel 6 A Memorial Service of Hope and Thanksgiving, 6.30pm. 13 Christingle Service, 10.45am. 20 Carol service, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve Messy Crib service 2pm. Christmas Day Family Communion Service 10.45am. St Mary’s 8 Civic Carol Service, 6.30pm 21 Lace Market Carol Service, 1pm Christmas Eve Festival of nine lessons and carols, 7pm Christmas Day Sung Eucharist, 10.45am St Nic’s 20 Music & Readings for Advent, 9am. 20 Advent Celebration, 10.30am. 20 Advent Reflection, 7pm. Christmas Day Christmas Communion, 10am. 27 Family Worship, 10am. 3 Jan Christingle, 10am. St Peter’s 15 Carols after Work, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve Family Carol Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Sung Eucharist, 10am North Wheatley St Peter & St Paul’s 6 Worship For All,10.30am. 9 Tree Lighting, Grand Christmas Draw, carols, mulled wine and mince pies, and see the Festival of Christmas Cribs, 6.30pm. 13 Morning Worship, 10.30am. 16 Carols and tasty supper, 6.30pm in Chapel. 18 School End of Term Christingle Service, 1pm. 20 Holy Communion, 10.30am. Christmas Eve Christmas Eve Mass, 6pm in Church. Christmas Day Christmas Day Family Service, 10am. 27 United Service of Holy Communion with Revd Canon Tony Walker & Revd Mark Cantrill, 10.30am at St Saviour’s, Retford. Norton Cuckney St Mary’s 12 Christmas Tree Festival, 11am–4pm. 13 Carol Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11-15pm. 27 Morning Prayer, 10am. Nuthall St Patrick’s 6 Messy Nativity & Toy Collection, 10am. 13 Christingle, 10am. 20 Carol Service, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Yew Tree Carols, 7pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Communion, 11.45pm. Christmas Day Family Communion, 10am Ordsall All Hallows 5 Christmas Fair and Crib Service, 11am-3pm. 16 Beer and Carols at The Gate Pub, 8pm. 20 Carol Service, 6.30pm. Christmas Eve Crib Service, 4pm. Christmas Eve Midnight Mass, 11.30pm. Christmas Day Christmas Day, 10.15am. 27 Family Communion with Readings and Carols, 10.15am. 3 Jan Epiphany Tea and Service, 5pm. Pleasley Hill St Barnabas’ 6 Café Church Christingle.
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