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Come all ye unfaithful: why do we still go to carol services at Christmas?

23 December 2024

11:00 AM

23 December 2024

11:00 AM

This year, Christmas carol services are expected to draw their largest congregations since the pandemic. As numbers attending carol services swell, one central London church has appealed to its regular congregation to donate 12,000 mince pies to give away. Even in the wake of shocking revelations of religious abuse in recent years, those who rarely engage with faith may still find themselves stepping into cathedrals and parish churches this Christmas season.

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