Christmas at Prince of Peace

This Christmas, we warmly invite you and your loved ones to join us in celebrating the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. With a variety of services designed to embrace all, we offer a place for everyone to find joy, peace, and community.

At Prince of Peace, we believe that Christmas is a time for renewed hope and love and rejoicing in the gift of Jesus. Come as you are, and be part of our celebration. Let’s gather to honor the newborn King and share the true spirit of Christmas. All are welcome here!

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Christmas Worship Times

Prince of Peace Orlando offers a variety of opportunities to worship and celebrate the good news of Christmas! With options on both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, there’s sure to be a service that fits with your holiday schedule.

Traveling for the Holidays?

Stay connected with Prince of Peace Orlando! All Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services will be live-streamed on our YouTube and Facebook pages.

FAQs

Do we need tickets or will we have to pre-register to attend?

No! All services are completely free to attend and are open seating. Rest assured, we will have a seat for you.

What about kids?
All services at Prince of Peace Orlando are open to people of all ages. On Christmas Eve, our 5:00 Contemporary service has been designed specifically with families with young children in mind. The 7:30 Traditional Candlelight service will also include a special children’s message.
What should I wear?
Feel free to wear what makes you comfortable – be it your cherished Christmas sweater that jingles with every step, or your cozy attire that whispers ‘peace on Earth.’ So, come just as you are!
Will there be candles?
All Christmas Eve services will include a form of singing “Silent Night” by candlelight. The Traditional and Spanish services will all utilize real candles. The Contemporary service will not include real candles, but rather glow sticks.