PALM BEACH GARDENS — With the pandemic impacting holiday plans for the second year, one local church is making sure the tradition of Christmas services goes on — with the reminder that hope is still here.

Christ Fellowship, a multi-site church in South Florida, will be hosting over 40 Christmas celebrations across the region as well as bringing the celebrations online. Christmas at Christ Fellowship, an annual holiday tradition for all families, will have the traditions people love like candlelight carols and festive fun, and a message about the hope we can still hold on to.

Throughout the Christmas season, the church has been serving the South Florida region through its community serving initiative, 25 Days of Hope. In the 25 days leading up to Christmas, Christ Fellowship had volunteers serving the community every single day, collectively contributing 9,881 hours served. Through the initiative, the church also partnered with 9 Title I schools in South Florida to put Christmas gifts under the tree for over 1,600 children in need.

“With the past couple of years being difficult for so many, our goal for Christmas at Christ Fellowship is to offer this holiday tradition for the whole family to be reminded of the hope we can still hold on to,” said Todd Mullins, senior pastor of Christ Fellowship Church.

For further information on service dates, times, and locations, please visit ChristmasAtCF.com. If you are interested in covering or sharing the news about Christmas at Christ Fellowship, please contact Brianne Farrell at brianne.farrell@christfellowship.church or 719-482-8827.