The annual Community Carol Service took place on Sunday, December 15th, at 7:30 pm in St. Ruadhán’s Church of Ireland. This festive event brought the local community together to celebrate the joy of Christmas. The service was jointly led by Reverend Canon Arthur Minion and Fr. Thomas O’Halloran, symbolizing unity and shared faith during this special season.
The church was filled with the uplifting sounds of traditional carols, beautifully accompanied by organist Maureen Kenny. The music created a magical atmosphere, encouraging heartfelt participation from all in attendance.
Following the service, attendees gathered for refreshments, enjoying mulled wine, mince pies, and friendly conversation. The warmth of community spirit was palpable, as neighbors and friends connected in the true spirit of Christmas.
The event also served a charitable purpose, with proceeds supporting the important work of St. Vincent de Paul. This added a meaningful dimension to the evening, reminding everyone of the importance of giving during the festive season.
The Community Carol Service was a memorable and joyful occasion, marking the countdown to Christmas with music, fellowship, and generosity. It reinforced the value of community and the true essence of the holiday season.
