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But it seems like every year Christmas has started to feel more produced than personal—crowded calendars, endless ads, and a season that’s become more about what we buy than what we believe. It’s easy for the whole point of Christmas to get overshadowed by all the noise.

Christmas is the story of a God who stepped into our world and never left.

This year at Flatirons, we’re returning to the simple, beautiful truth at the heart of the season:

Jesus was born to set us free and to shine light into the dark places by bringing real hope.

The hope of Christmas isn’t that life was once good. It’s that God is still with us now—still healing, still guiding, still bringing freedom.

Come experience Christmas through a fresh lens. One that is meaningful and breaks through the noise, showing us what’s actually worth holding onto.

Christmas never gets old because the story isn’t finished.

The light that broke into the world then is still shining today.

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FAQ

What can I expect at a Christmas service?

A warm, welcoming experience with Christmas music, meaningful teaching, and an environment that feels both familiar and fresh.

Do I need tickets or a reservation?

No tickets are required to attend, but an RSVP helps us plan for you.

Are Christmas services the same at every campus?

All Flatirons campuses experience the same overall service. We encourage you to attend the Flatirons campus nearest to you.

Will there be programming for kids?

Yes! Our Kids Ministry is open for kids age birth–5th grade during all Christmas services.

Is this service good for someone who doesn’t usually go to church?

Absolutely. Our Christmas services are designed for everyone—whether church is part of your weekly routine or something you’re exploring for the first time.

Will services be streamed online?

Yes! Our Christmas service will be streamed on Sunday, December 21, at 9 AM on YouTube, Facebook, and our website here.

What should I wear?

Whatever you’re comfortable in. You’ll see everything from jeans and hoodies to Sunday’s best.

How early should I arrive?

We recommend coming 20 minutes early to find parking, grab a seat, and enjoy the Christmas atmosphere.

Where do I park?

Each campus offers free parking. Look for our volunteers—they’ll help direct you to the best available spots.

How long is the service?

About 60 minutes.

Do you offer anything for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community?

Yes. Our Lafayette and West Campuses offer live ASL Interpretation at 9am on Sundays.

Are there accommodations for people with special needs?

Yes. Each campus offers accessibility seating. Just ask a member of our Guest Services team for help locating the most convenient spot.

Can I invite friends or family?

Please do! Christmas is one of the best times to invite someone—everyone is welcome.