Christmas Services 2025 at Oakham and Langham
As the festive season approaches, the historic churches of All Saints Oakham and St Peter & St Paul Langham have invited the local community to join in a series of traditional services to celebrate the birth of Christ.
From the Christmas Eve "Crib Services" to the solemnity of Midnight Mass.
The celebrations begin on Tuesday, December 24th, with a particular focus on families and children. The Crib Services are a beloved local tradition, bringing the Nativity story to life in a relaxed and joyful atmosphere.
3:00 pm – All Saints Church, Oakham: A family-friendly Crib Service, perfect for those with young children looking to start their celebrations early.
4:30 pm – St Peter & St Paul, Langham: A similar service of carols and storytelling will take place in the heart of Langham village.
As the night falls, the atmosphere shifts toward the contemplative. At 11:00 pm, All Saints Oakham will host the Christmas Communion (traditionally known as Midnight Mass). This candlelight service offers a unique opportunity to welcome Christmas morning with prayer, traditional hymns, and the first Eucharist of the festival.
On Wednesday, December 25th, the celebrations continue with a morning of gratitude and community spirit.
10:00 am All Saints Church, Oakham, A festive service of Holy Communion will be held to celebrate Christmas Day. This service is open to all, providing a spiritual cornerstone for the day's festivities before families head home for their holiday meals.
"These services are the heartbeat of our community at Christmas," said a parish spokesperson. "Whether you are a regular worshiper or haven't stepped inside a church in years, you are most welcome to find a seat and share in the joy of the season."
| Date | Time | Location | Service Type |
| Dec 24 | 3:00 pm | All Saints, Oakham | Crib Service |
| Dec 24 | 4:30 pm | St Peter & St Paul, Langham | Crib Service |
| Dec 24 | 11:00 pm | All Saints, Oakham | Christmas Communion |
| Dec 25 | 10:00 am | All Saints, Oakham | Holy Communion |
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