Churches offer ‘Blue Christmas’ for those grieving, suffering loss

“Blue Christmas service really is leaving room for people to grieve, even in the season that we're 'supposed to be joyous,’” said Pastor Jim Mercurio. “Allowing people room to embrace their faith while they still mourn and grieve the loss of their loved ones.”

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Its never to late……….how about this year Pastor? Make a personal invite to those grieving. How are you helping those that are suffering from the loss of a loved one?

The Christian Post

By Michael Gryboski, Mainline Church Editor 

Many churches across the United States are offering a special worship service known as “Blue Christmas” to minister to those dealing with personal loss during the holiday season.

Blue Christmas services take place throughout the Christmas season, though many are scheduled for Saturday, which will be the shortest day of the year, also known as Winter Solstice.

Second Congregational Church of Manchester, Connecticut, will be holding its Blue Christmas on Saturday evening for that reason. More Here

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