04/05/2026
Are you feeling stuck in a “Saturday Season”? That middle ground where the pain of Friday is still real, but the breakthrough of Sunday hasn't arrived yet?
Sermon Series:
SUNDAY SERVICE
Christmas at SoGF, Part 1
O Holy Night
This is the first of a two-part Christmas series, looking at the beautiful Christmas song "O Holy Night."
Due to the wide vocal range of this song, it is one of the most difficult Christmas songs to sing, yet the poignancy of the lyrics make this a favorite. It describe the hope that came from the darkness on the night Jesus was born.
You may be surprised to hear the origin of the song, and you may be even more surprised to see how this beautiful song relates so fully to our lives today.
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