- A
watchnight service (also
called Watchnight M****) is a late-night
Christian church service. In many
different Christian traditions, such as
those of Moravians...
-
Christmas season each year to re-affirm
their commitment to chivalry. At
watchnight services, many
Christians prepare for the year
ahead by
praying and making...
-
Saint Sylvester's Day
celebrations are
marked by
church attendance at a
Watchnight M**** that is
often held
around midnight, as well as fireworks, partying...
-
singing of carols,
although it does not
include M**** and is
called a
watchnight service (held
elsewhere on New Year's Eve).
While Midnight M**** is not...
- drinking, and
watching or
lighting fireworks. Some
Christians attend a
watchnight service to mark the occasion. New Year's Eve
celebrations generally continue...
- in the
United States)
often use the
Covenant Renewal liturgy for the
watchnight service of New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. In the
Methodist Church...
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World War II in
September 1939,
while the BBC Home
Service carried a
watchnight service prior to
closedown at 12:05 a.m.
After television service resumed...
- the
Methodist Churches partake in a
covenant renewal liturgy during watchnight services held on New Year's Eve. The
Feast of the
Baptism of the Lord...
-
celebrated in its own way, as a
night watch. In the
Methodist Churches,
Watchnight Vigil services are
celebrated on New Year's Eve. In the
Catholic Church...
- drinking, and
watching or
lighting fireworks. Some
Christians attend a
watchnight service to mark the occasion. The
celebrations generally go on past midnight...
