It made a marvelous start to the Christingle and we are very grateful indeed.

December 22nd at 3:30pm Our very special Christingle service is today.

Disconcerted clergy find themselves putting on an extra carol service or Christingle.

Sunday, 1st December, at 4.00pm, Christingle Service followed by tea for the children.

Closer to Christmas, a Christingle service is held.

Picture taken at our Christingle service.

Another picture from our Christingle service.

Our donations for this charity are from specific fundraising events such as the annual Christingle service in our church.

During the service the children deliver their gifts to the altar and receive a lighted Christingle with which they process round the darkened church.

It usually has two Christingle services on Christmas Eve.

In this special celebration year, money raised from Christingle services will go towards helping runaway children on the streets of Britain.

This candle is called the Christingle.

How to Make a Christingle The four sticks represent the four seasons of the year.

This will be followed by a special candlelit Christingle programme at 3.30 pm after which you are invited to share light refreshments in the school hall.

The school has links with the parish church including Christingle and Year Six leavers services.

The most popular services of the year are on Christmas Eve when it is a Christingle services.

A Christingle service for The Children's Society is special for countless reasons.

A Christingle is a symbolic object, used in the Advent services of many Christian denominations.

The Church was seasonally decorated for the Christingle Service held on the 5th December.

We will also be investigating Advent symbols and children will have the opportunity to participate in a Christingle celebration at school.

The Juniors were involved in a Christingle Service at All Saints church.

A Christingle usually consists of:

The Children's Society, who would usually be the beneficiaries of any money raised at the Christingle service, has recently announced their withdrawal from Wales.

Typically these include: Christingle An 'All-age' service, suitable for all the family, looking forward to the arrival of Christmas.

This is mostly due to my not being able to have the large sales I used to hold and a very poor attendance at the Christingle Service.