Step away from the rush of the season and enter a space of quiet reflection with Stations of the Nativity. Held every Friday at noon throughout Advent

Join the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul for the annual St. Nicholas Faire on Saturday, December 6, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Enjoy an old English Christmas market filled with handmade gifts, treats, and festive fun. Kids can meet the real St. Nicholas and greet this year’s brand-new Cathedral Mouse!

Warm up your day with good food and great company! As part of Janesville’s Jolly Jingle, Trinity Episcopal Church invites you to stop by for a free Winter Warm-Up featuring homemade soup, drinks, and cookies, plus fun family activities.

Get into the holiday spirit and create a beautiful Christmas wreath to brighten your home this season! No crafting experience is needed—just bring yourself and your festive energy. Registration required for supplies!

During the four Sundays of Advent, St. Matthew’s will offer a weekly Advent Spiritual Formation gathering at 9:00 a.m. This series invites participants into a deeper exploration of Advent themes—hope, peace, joy, and love—through scripture study, discussion, and shared reflection.

Join the parish of Good Shepherd Episcopal Church as we celebrate 25 years of ministry, community, and shared faith!

If you’re unable to attend or would like to offer a memory, blessing, or note of congratulations, we’d love to hear from you!

Join us for the very first Christmas at DeKoven! On Sunday, December 7th, our historic lakeside campus will be transformed into a sparkling holiday market filled with music, delicious food, artisan vendors, and seasonal fun for all ages.

The Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist invites you to a beautiful service of Advent Lessons & Carols. Join us for readings from Scripture paired with music for organ and choir, led by the choir of St. John’s Episcopal.

Experience the beauty and wonder of the season with All Saints’ Cathedral’s cherished Festival of Lessons & Carols.

Begin the Advent season in quiet, candlelit prayer. Trinity Episcopal Church invites you to a contemplative Advent Taizé Service—a gentle, meditative time of music, scripture, and silence rooted in the prayer tradition of the Taizé Community in France.

The holiday season can be a tender time—especially for those carrying grief, longing, or loss. St. James Episcopal Church invites the community to a peaceful Blue Christmas Memorial Evening, offering space for reflection, remembrance, and comfort.

Online asynchronous chat and online video meeting ongoing study of Psalms. Join in now!

Join us for a joyful evening as we explore how Christmas is celebrated across the globe. The youth group will share presentations on Christmas traditions from six different countries.

Following the presentations, enjoy themed tables featuring decorations and foods representing each culture—a wonderful way to learn, taste, and celebrate together.

Step away from the rush of the season and enter a space of quiet reflection with Stations of the Nativity. Held every Friday at noon throughout Advent

Kick off your Christmas season with cookies, crafts, and cozy fellowship at St. Aidan’s Christmas Bazaar & Cookie Sale! Come browse handmade goods, pick up treats for your holiday table, and grab lunch to go.

During the four Sundays of Advent, St. Matthew’s will offer a weekly Advent Spiritual Formation gathering at 9:00 a.m. This series invites participants into a deeper exploration of Advent themes—hope, peace, joy, and love—through scripture study, discussion, and shared reflection.

Get ready for a joyful morning of holiday magic at St. Luke’s! Families and children of all ages are invited to meet Santa Claus, enjoy festive activities, and capture the perfect Christmas photo.

Join Trinity Episcopal Church for their 31st Annual Festival of Lessons & Carols, a beloved Advent tradition that blends Scripture readings, choral music, and hymns in a candlelit, contemplative setting. This unique worship experience invites all to pause, listen, and prepare their hearts for the coming of Christ.

Not everyone approaches the holidays with joy and ease. For many, December carries grief, stress, or complicated emotions. St. Matthew’s offers a gentle and contemplative Blue Christmas Service for anyone seeking quiet, healing space during the season

Step away from the rush of the season and enter a space of quiet reflection with Stations of the Nativity. Held every Friday at noon throughout Advent

During the four Sundays of Advent, St. Matthew’s will offer a weekly Advent Spiritual Formation gathering at 9:00 a.m. This series invites participants into a deeper exploration of Advent themes—hope, peace, joy, and love—through scripture study, discussion, and shared reflection.

Come enjoy beloved seasonal works, choral favorites, and instrumental selections in the beautiful acoustic setting of Trinity’s sanctuary.

St. Mary’s Longest Night Service offers a quiet, contemplative space to acknowledge those harder feelings. Join us for a time of reflection, comfort, and hope as we honor the fullness of the season—both its light and its shadows.

Join St. Paul’s Episcopal Church for a beautiful and time-honored Festival of Lessons & Carols, a candlelit service weaving together Scripture, beloved carols, and choral music that tells the story of God’s promise and hope.

Celebrate the holiness and wonder of the Nativity at St. Matthew’s Christmas Eve Mass. This 8:00 p.m. service—complete with incense—brings together traditional liturgy, beloved hymns, and the beauty of candlelit worship.

Begin Christmas morning with gratitude and praise at St. Matthew’s Christmas Day Mass. This quiet, joyful service centers on the mystery of the Incarnation and the unfolding hope of Christ’s birth.