Sunday 14th December: 10.30 am An all-age carol service with uniformed

organisations on parade. Our service includes people responding in faith through

believer’s baptism.A Silent Night Service 14th Dec. 6.15 pm

Candlelit choral music providing an amazing atmosphere for our best loved carols. ‘When

the guns fell silent on the Western Front’ - Silent Night as an expression of peace.

Revd. Martyn Thorne, our Minister says “......Children are always welcome at our services which are modern and interesting but full of worship of God and His Son, Jesus. If you come to our Candlelit carol service your children might like to bring a Christingle - details of how to make one are on the back of this leaflet .....”

Inviting you and your family to the Christmas

services at ......

Fuller Baptist Church, Gold Street, Ketteringwww.fullerbaptist.org.uk

Sunday 21st December:10.30 am

A ‘Celebration of Christmas’; with carols, children’s drama,

songs and worship to include all ages.--------------------

Sunday 21st December: 6.15 pm Carols by candlelight with

children’s christingles. A wonderful candlelit

atmosphere full of the mystery of Christmas especially for all ages.

Why not make and then bring your own christingle along? Full

instructions are given on the back of this leaflet.

Mince pies and refreshments in the Assembly Room afterwards.

-------------------- Christmas Day: 10.00 am

A Christmas celebration for all the family entitled, ‘The King is Come’.

With carols and children’s activities for all ages.

How to make a ChristingleFollow these easy steps:q Take an orange to symbolize our world.q Make a white paper “ruff as decoratively as you wish

- some people use quilling to make it look nice. This stands for the baby-Jesus in all His goodness.

q Take a birthday candle in its holder and push it into the orange through the white ruff. This symbolizes the fact that Jesus grew up in our world to show the right way to live - Jesus is the light of the world.

q Tie a thin piece of red ribbon or crepe paper around the orange. This reminds us that Jesus died on a cross to break down the barriers between us and God.

q Put your favourite sweets on cocktail sticks and push them into the orange to symbolize the joy and delight of a Christian life, lived well in this beautiful world.

Then make sure you bring your Christingle to the Candlelit Carol service 6.15 pm on Sunday 21st

December & enjoy coffee and mince pies afterwards.

Fuller Baptist Church,

Gold Street,Kettering