Merry Christmas!
It is my habit for Christmas Day to go with a church theme. This is the nativity scene set out each year in front of St. Patrick's Basilica downtown.
Southminster United Church in Old Ottawa South features lights at its front entrance.
And these wreaths are on one of the doors at Centretown United Church.
Divine Word Evangelical Lutheran Church is out in Barrhaven, a part of the city southwest of Nepean, a suburban community I have in the past only passed through. The wreaths on the front door I photographed in the evening.
While I didn't notice anything like wreaths outside this church, the snow and evergreens felt quite like Christmas. This is Kanata Community Christian Reformed Church, which is close to the spa I showed you in yesterday's post.
I was passing by St. Paul's Eastern United Church in Sandy Hill one evening. It was decorated for Christmas, including a nativity scene in the main gate entrance.
How beautiful it all is, William. A blessed Christmas to you and your family, William.
ReplyDeleteSo many churches of different denominations, all celebrating this mythical event in their own way. Merry Christmas to you, William, assuming you celebrate the day in one way or another.
ReplyDeleteA very happy Christmas to you. I do appreciate all your comments on my blog. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas also to you and yours, William !
ReplyDeleteUm Santo e Feliz Natal.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
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Merriest Christmas!
ReplyDelete...William, warmest Christmas wishes to you!
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas decorations, lights and wreath.
ReplyDeleteWe need to remember who's Birthday this is.
ReplyDeleteJust a wonderful post. I am happy to see all the snow for YOU !
cheers, parsnip and mandibles
Nice touch for a Christmas post. Each decoration is unique.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas William!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Delete@Jo: thank you.
ReplyDelete@Lowell: it is quite appropriate for the day.
@Jenny: you're welcome.
@Karl: and to you!
@Francisco: thanks!
@Maywyn: thank you.
@Tom: thanks!
@Nancy: I thought so.
@Parsnip: and more falling now. I plan on some cross country skiing this afternoon.
@Red: they are!
Your friendship is a gift all year long, William. Thank You with ALOHA
ReplyDeleteGOD JUL / MERRY CHRISTMAS to you WILLIAM !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful decorations! I especially love the last three photos.
ReplyDeleteVery merry Christmas to you!
Happy Christmas William!
ReplyDeleteGreat theme. That fourth photo is amazing.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, William
Janis
GDP
Somehow it looks more like Christmas if there is snow around. Its a very quiet Christmas over here.
ReplyDeleteYou've made a nice Christmas post of it.
ReplyDeleteI love Christmas. It's a reminder of the gift we've been given.
ReplyDelete@Cloudia: thank you!
ReplyDelete@Gunn: thanks!
@Tamago: thanks!
@Janey: and to you.
@Janis: thanks!
@Nancy: we got a great deal of snow this time out.
@Jan: these felt appropriate for the occasion.
@Norma: a good way of putting it!
Lovely and sparkly holiday shots!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year to you ^_^
Thanks!
DeleteGreat shots. I hoped you had a wonderful Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI get through Christmas is probably the best way to put it.
DeleteMy good wishes to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteHope your Christmas was wonderful, have a happy and healthy New Year.
All the best Jan
Thank you!
DeleteSuch pretty pictures. I appreciate the driving you do to share different churches, scenes, etc. The Nativity is beautiful and I love the wreaths on the doors.
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