Christmas at One Hope

New Orleans 3, 4:30 & 6pmBelle Chasse 4:30 & 6pm

A boy lighting his candle from his mom's during the candlelight moment
A family of five smiling in front of a Christmas tree
Singers in red and green leading worship on stage
A single lit candle with soft candlelight glowing behind it

Christmas Eve · Dec 24

Pick a time.

Two campuses, five services. Come to whichever one works best for you.

What to expect

What happens when you come.

  1. Get there 15 minutes early.

    Christmas Eve is our fullest night of the year. Our team will be outside to help you park and find a seat.

  2. Bring the whole family.

    Elementary-age kids sit with you in the service on Christmas Eve, so the whole family gets to light a candle together. Wear whatever you're comfortable in.

  3. Stay for the candles.

    Every service ends the same way: the lights go down and the whole room lights a candle together.

Real people. Real candlelight.

Photos from Christmas Eve at One Hope over the last few years.

A full room holding lit candles during a Christmas Eve service
Two people hugging hello in the church lobby
Three friends smiling together in front of a Christmas tree
A woman smiling and holding up a candle, with a young girl holding hers below
A family with two little girls being welcomed at the front doors
Singers on stage leading a Christmas song
A couple singing with candles in their hands
Kids on stage with the band, arms raised, singing
Two women smiling with a baby in front of a row of chairs
A young man reaching out to light his candle from his neighbour's

Bring someone with you.

Want to come to Christmas Eve at One Hope with me? New Orleans has services at 3, 4:30 and 6, Belle Chasse at 4:30 and 6. onehopechurch.com/christmas