BENBROOK, TX — This Christmas Eve, Mosaic Church Fort Worth is opening its doors to Benbrook and nearby communities, including Fort Worth and Aledo, for a night of hope, celebration, and community.
The Candlelight Christmas Eve Service will take place on Tuesday, December 24, at 4:30 p.m. at Rolling Hills Elementary (10351 Orchard Way) in the Ventana neighborhood of Southwest Fort Worth.
The evening promises a heartfelt and family-friendly experience featuring sing-along Christmas carols, uplifting music, and a message of hope centered on the season’s true meaning—Jesus. Attendees of all ages will enjoy the festive atmosphere, complete with a few surprise elements designed to make the celebration unforgettable.
After the service, attendees are encouraged to linger and connect over coffee, cider, hot chocolate, and Christmas sweets. This post-service gathering offers a warm opportunity to reconnect with old friends and forge new relationships within the community. Babies are welcome to attend the service, though no childcare will be provided.
“Christmas is a season of reflection and joy,” said Lead Pastor Alvin Brown. “Our Christmas Eve Service offers an inviting space to celebrate faith, family, and community, while remembering the reason for the season—Jesus Christ.”
Mosaic Church Fort Worth, a newly planted, non-denominational, multiethnic, and multigenerational congregation, is deeply committed to serving its community and fostering relationships. The church has been actively involved in Benbrook, Southwest Fort Worth, and the campus of Texas Christian University (TCU), living out its mission to be Jesus’s hands and feet to everyone, especially those in great need and who have lost hope.
For more information about the Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, visit BenbrookChristmas.com.
