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Christmas Services in Wrexham Christmas services in Wrexham Bettisfield: St John the Baptist 15 December: 7pm: Nine Lessons & Carols with Whitchurch Salvation Army Band followed by mince pies & wine Christmas Eve: 9.30pm: Holy Communion Bronington: Holy Trinity Christmas Eve:11am: Traditional Lessons & Carols, followed by festive refreshments. Christmas Day:11am: Family Holy Communion Brymbo: St Mary’s Church Christmas Eve: 3pm: Crib Service 8pm: Holy Communion and Carols Bwlchgwyn: Christ Church 17 December: 6pm: Community Carol Service Christmas Eve: 5pm Crib Service 11.30pm: Holy Communion and Carols Caia Park, Wrexham: St Mark's 21 December: Lantern parade at 4:45pm. Arrive at 4pm to make a lantern. Hot chocolate served after the parade. Christmas Eve: 4pm: Christingle Service 11:30pm: Midnight Mass Ceiriog Valley churches: St John's, Pontfadog, The Christian Centre, Glyn Ceiriog & St Garmon's, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog. 17 December: 10.15am: Eucharist with Carols at The Christian Centre, Glyn Ceiriog 11.30am Carol service at St Garmon's, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog 6pm Christingle and Carol service at St John's, Pontfadog Christmas Eve: 9.30pm: Christmas Eve Eucharist for the whole valley at St John's, Pontfadog Christmas Day: 10.30am: Christmas Day Eucharist for the whole valley at St Garmon's, Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog. Coedpoeth: St Tudfil’s 17 December, 6pm: Service of Nine Lessons and Carols Christmas Day: 10am: Christmas Communion service Erbistock: St Hilary’s Christmas Eve: 10am: Holy Communion Christmas Day: Christmas Communion Garden Village, Wrexham: St Margaret's 17 December: 9:30am: Traditional Carol service Christmas Eve: 8:15am Holy Communion 6pm: Crib Service including a nativity play by the Sunday School 11:30pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 10am: Family service with Holy Communion Glyn Ceiriog: See Ceiriog Valley churches. Gresford: All Saints 17 December: 6pm: Carol Service followed by mince pies and mulled wine Christmas Eve: 8am: Holy Eucharist 6pm: Crib service 11.30pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 10am; Sung Eucharist Gwersyllt: Holy Trinity 17 December: 4pm: Messy Christmas at Gwersyllt Resource Centre 19 December: 7.30pm: Service of Reflection Christmas Eve: 5pm: Crib Service 11.30pm: Holy Communion Christmas Day: 10.30am: All age Holy Communion Hanmer: St Chad’s 17 December: 7pm: Lessons & Carols Christmas Eve: 6pm: Crib Service Christmas Eve: 11pm: Holy Communion Christmas Day: 11am: Holy Communion Holt: St Chad’s 22 December: 1.30pm - School Carol Service Christmas Eve: 9.30pm: Holy Eucharist 3.30pm: Crib Service 10pm: First Eucharist of Christmas Christmas Day: 10am: Holy Eucharist Isycoed: St Paul’s 17 December: Carol Service Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service Llanarmon Dyffryn Ceiriog: See Ceiriog Valley churches. Llay: St Martin’s 17 December: 6pm: Carol Service Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service 10pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 11am: Holy Communion and Carols Minera: St Mary’s 17 December: 10am: Christingle Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service 11.30pm: Midnight Mass Overton on Dee: St Mary’s 17 December: 6.30pm: Carols by Candle Light Christmas Eve: 3pm: Crib Service 11pm: Christmas Midnight Communion Christmas Day: 10am: Christmas Day Communion Penley: St Mary Magdalene 22 December: 6.30pm: Carols by Candlelight followed by mince pies & mulled wine Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service Christmas Eve: 9pm: Holy Communion Pentre Broughton: St Paul’s 17 December: 11.30am: Family Christmas service Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service 11pm: Midnight Communion Pontfadog: See Ceiriog Valley churches. Rhostyllen: Holy Trinity Church, Esclusham, 17 December: 4.30pm: A service of Nine Lessons and Carols Christmas Eve: 9.30am: Sung Eucharist 4.30pm: Crib service 11.30pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 10.am: Christmas Day service Rhosddu: St James’ Church Christmas Eve: 3.30 pm: Crib service 5pm: Holy Communion Rhosnesni: St John's Church 17 December: 4pm: Cafe-style Christingle Service Christmas Eve:10am: All-Age Holy Communion 6.30pm: Family Carol Service 11.30pm: First Communion of Christmas Christmas Day: 10am: All-Age Holy Communion Rossett: Christ Church 17 December: 6pm: Carol Service 19 December: Advent Compline Christmas Eve: 4pm: Crib Service 11.30pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day:9.30am: Holy Communion and Carols Ruabon: St Mary’s 23 December: 3pm in the Village Hall – a nativity play - follow the donkey as we tell the story of Christmas and walk to the church to sing carols and hear the story of Christmas. (Meet in the church at 2.30pm to dress up) Christmas Eve: 8am: Holy Communion 4.pm: Crib Service (come in fancy dress) 11.30pm: Midnight Mass Christmas Day: 9am: Christmas Communion Southsea: All Saints 17 December: 10am: Family Christmas service Christmas Eve: 5pm: Crib Service Christmas Day: 10am: Christmas Day Service Trevor: Trevor Church Christmas Eve: 11am: Carol Service Christmas Day: 9.30am: Holy Communion .
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