It was first sung on Christmas Eve, 1818 in Obendorf, Austria.

From the hand of an orphan came a call for all creation to come and worship Christ, the new-born King.

This carol started as a poem by one of America’s favorite writers, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.

Parents put a lot of time and thought into the names of their children because names have meaning – they always have.

Mary knew Him, do you?

Self-reliance demands we lead with the best soldiers and equipment. Faith allows us to lead with the choir.

There’s a final part of the story that needs to be told. There’s another day to which we are counting down.

The hardest service comes at the hardest times.  Yet, with the hope of heaven before Him, Jesus took the towel and began washing feet.  We can do likewise!

Unlike many of our carols, Do You Hear What I Hear is relatively new. It was written in 1962, at the height of the Cubin Missile Crisis…

Moral decline generally creeps in like gray hairs.