On the evenings of December 23rd and 24th, we will have a Journey to Bethlehem drive through experience at church. We are in the process of decorating the church with lots of Christmas lights. To this, we will add stations that tell the story of Christmas—think about it as Stations of the Nativity.

As you drive along the exterior of the church building you will pause to hear on a recording by Pastor Keith the story of the Star of Bethlehem, the closed Inn at Bethlehem (which looks strikingly like the entrance to our Fellowship Hall), then hear the stories of the Shepherds, visit the Manger, which will be at the front entrance to the church, beautifully framed by the two large Christmas trees we usually have inside, and then hear from the Three Kings. From there, you will be able to able to park and share in Holy Communion, or take your Communion kits home to celebrate there.

Get all the details at udlc.org/christmas.

On the evenings of December 23rd and 24th, we will have a Journey to Bethlehem drive through experience at church. We are in the process of decorating the church with lots of Christmas lights. To this, we will add stations that tell the story of Christmas—think about it as Stations of the Nativity.

As you drive along the exterior of the church building you will pause to hear on a recording by Pastor Keith the story of the Star of Bethlehem, the closed Inn at Bethlehem (which looks strikingly like the entrance to our Fellowship Hall), then hear the stories of the Shepherds, visit the Manger, which will be at the front entrance to the church, beautifully framed by the two large Christmas trees we usually have inside, and then hear from the Three Kings. From there, you will be able to able to park and share in Holy Communion, or take your Communion kits home to celebrate there.

Get all the details at udlc.org/christmas.