‘Silent Night Carol’ events are happening
across the country.
Even before the official
launch, there’s been a huge response, so there is an expectancy that thousands
of people will be at events all over the country this December, in football
stadiums, schools, cathedrals and churches. There are even talks of flash
mobs in shopping centres. Most of all it is important, particularly at
this very troubled time, for people to discover the peace and hope found in
knowing Jesus personally – supernatural peace that anyone who knows Jesus can
experience even when you are surrounded by fighting. Songwriters Nick Herbert and Ben Cantalon
wrote a new verse and chorus of Silent
Night for the
centenary of the 1914 Christmas Truce, a short moment of sanity amidst the
madness of war.
Visit www.hopetogether.org.uk/christmas to find everything you need to know about Silent Night Carols: how to order the free programmes published in partnership with Tearfund, how to arrange a Silent Night Carols event, plus stories, talks and sketches.
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Ideas to help your church and community mark the centenary of
World War 1. Click here.
A 16-page booklet to give away at Remembrance events. Click here.
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