By Loretta Fulton Sanctuaries will be filled with the soft glow of candlelight, the beauty of poinsettias, and the music of Christmas carols as Abilenians join Christians worldwide to celebrate Christmas Eve. This year, Christmas Eve falls on Tuesday, Dec. 24. Everyone is invited to any of the following services. Catholic and Episcopal churches also have services on Christmas Day. 

Sanctuaries will be filled with the soft glow of candlelight and the music of Christmas carols as Abilenians join Christians worldwide to celebrate Christmas Eve. Since Christmas Eve falls on Sunday this year, many churches will have their regular morning worship, followed by a special evening service. Some also will have services on Christmas morning. Following is a list of

Editor’s Note: To add church services to this list, email information to editor@spiritofabilene.com By LORETTA FULTON The traditional glow of candlelight will once again be experienced on Christmas Eve, as most churches return to in-person worship. COVID-19 and its variants are refusing to go away, but Christmas Eve services won’t be affected this year as much as in 2020. Some

Editor’s Note: To add your church services to this list, email editor@spiritofabilene.com By LORETTA FULTON Expect a sense of deja vu Thursday evening when live streamed and/or televised Christmas Eve services will replace in-person worship at many Abilene churches. When many in-person Easter Sunday services were canceled due to COVID-19, most assumed things would be back to normal by the