A CHRISTMAS CAROL

This is Dickens' own version of "A Christmas Carol" that he read for evening performances from its publication in December 1843 until his death in 1870.

"A Christmas Carol was immensely popular in 1843. Eight stage productions had been put in to production within two months of the book’s publication. Dickens himself was involved with many charities and social issues throughout his life. At the time he wrote A Christmas Carol he was very concerned with the plight of impoverished children who often turned to crime in order to survive. He saw education as a way in which children could eventually lead a better life." - BBC UK

Please Join Us in Celebrating the Spirit of the Christmas Season and the Message of A Christmas Carol! All are Welcome!

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First Congregational Church of Los Angeles is a progressive, positive, and open church
with a strong music and arts culture. We welcome and celebrate those of different faith
traditions, cultural backgrounds, and sexual orientations. Sunday mornings will surprise you!
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Sundays - Organ Prelude 10:30am - Service 11am - Coffee Fellowship 12:30pm

Christmas Eve - December 24
Christmas Service for Children and Families - 5pm
Candlelight Service of Lessons & Carols - 8pm
Candlelight Service of Lessons & Carols (repeated) - 11pm

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Executive Producers - Rev. Scott Colglazier, Rev. Laura Fregin, Dr. David Harris, Scott Cymbala and Massive Music Studios

Director/Producer - Julie Janata
Sound Mixer - Patrick McArthur
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