The angel’s announcement wasn’t meant to stay in Bethlehem. The good news of Jesus is for our neighbors, our community, and the nations.

As we celebrate His coming this Advent, we’re asking God to help us carry His hope into our everyday lives—in the people we pray for, the invitations we extend, and the conversations we begin. This Christmas, and in the year ahead, we want to be a church that makes Him known.

Advent Series

This Advent, we’re exploring who first received the good news of Jesus’ birth and why that news is still good for us today.  Catch our full sermon series to follow along.

Christmas Eve Services

Gather with us at Heritage Christian Academy on December 24 at 11 AM, 1 PM, or 3 PM. Invite your family, bring a friend, and celebrate the good news.

Advent Guide

Check out the Harbinger's Forum, our Advent resource containing Christmas devotionals, reflections, and more. Available at any of our services.

And the angel said to them, “Fear not, for behold, I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people." 

- Luke 2:10

What to Expect

Celebrate the hope of Jesus through Christmas worship, candlelighting, and an hour-long message from the Bible.

Children's Ministry

We invite children to worship alongside their parents. Children’s ministry will not be available during Christmas Eve services.

Location

Join us at Heritage Christian Academy in Rockwall, located at 1408 S Goliad St. Rockwall, TX. Our parking team will help you find your way.

Worship Times

Choose the Christmas Eve service that works best for you: 11 AM, 1 PM, or 3 PM. (All three services are identical, and no reservations are needed.)

Christmas Offering

Share the good news beyond our community through our Christmas Missions Offering. Your gifts support Sister of Grace, Texans on Mission, Selah Creek, and iGO Global as they serve others and make Jesus known.

Invite a Friend

Good news is worth sharing! Grab a Christmas invitation at one of our services or share this page and send it to a friend, neighbor, or coworker. A simple “Come with me” is a great place to start.