WrenhavenChurch

Wrenhaven Church

Christmas Eve services near you.

Come sing carols, light candles, and make room for the hope of Christmas. Gather with Wrenhaven on Thursday, December 24 at a campus in Rogers, Springdale, Bentonville, or Bella Vista.

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A simple way to gather on Christmas Eve.

Christmas Eve is one of those evenings that can hold a lot at once. Some families are carrying on a favorite tradition. Some are hosting relatives. Some are new to the area, returning to church after a long time away, or simply looking for a meaningful place to pause before Christmas Day.

Wherever you are coming from, you are welcome at Wrenhaven. Our Christmas Eve services are a chance to sing familiar carols, hear the Christmas story, and share a quiet candlelight moment with people from around Northwest Arkansas. You do not need to know every song or have your holiday plans perfectly sorted. Come as you are, choose the campus closest to home, and settle in.

Each campus will share the same Christmas Eve message. The times are different so households can choose what works best around dinner, travel, naps, and family plans.

Thursday, December 24

Choose the campus and time that fit your evening.

What to expect

A warm hour set apart from the rush.

Christmas Eve at Wrenhaven is built around the parts of the season that bring people together: singing, Scripture, and a message of hope. You can expect a candlelight service with carols and a shared moment to remember why this night matters.

Every campus has its own neighborhood feel, but you will find the same welcome at each one. If you already attend Wrenhaven, pick the service time that works for your family. If this would be your first time, there is no need to have everything figured out before you arrive. Find the campus that is easiest for you, come a little early, and let the evening unfold from there.

Children are welcome in every Christmas Eve service. For families, that means one less decision to make when the day is already full. Bring your kids, choose a time that gives your household room to breathe, and celebrate together.

Plan your arrival

A few details for an easier evening.

  • Pick your closest campusRogers, Springdale, Bentonville, and Bella Vista each have their own Christmas Eve service times. Campus pages include the address, parking guidance, and a map.
  • Give yourself a little marginChristmas Eve is a popular evening to gather. Arriving a few minutes ahead gives you time to park, find your seat, and settle in before the service begins.
  • Bring the people you are spending Christmas withChildren are welcome at every service, and there is room for familiar faces, visiting relatives, and first-time guests.
  • Keep the rest of the night simpleChoose the time that works naturally with your plans. The goal is not a perfect Christmas Eve. It is a meaningful one.

For your evening

Make room for what matters.

For some people, Christmas Eve has always included church. It is the familiar rhythm of getting everyone out the door, hearing the first notes of a carol, and letting the rest of the day go quiet for a while. For others, the holiday may feel different this year. A move, a new baby, a loss, a full house, or a season of questions can change what Christmas looks like. There is still room for you in the story.

Wrenhaven is one church meeting in four places, which means you can gather close to home without missing the shared heart of the evening. Rogers offers three times for households that need more flexibility. Springdale, Bentonville, and Bella Vista give neighbors a nearby place to come together. The message is the same at every campus, so you can make the practical choice with confidence.

Maybe your Christmas Eve is full of family traditions. Maybe it is a quieter night than you expected. Maybe you are bringing grandparents, friends from out of town, or children who are excited to stay up past bedtime. The service does not ask you to arrive with a polished answer to every question. It offers a place to listen, sing, and remember the good news at the center of Christmas.

If you are looking for a church home in Northwest Arkansas, Christmas Eve can also be a simple first step. You can see a campus, meet the kind of people who gather there, and get a feel for the place without needing to have the next few Sundays planned. If you already call Wrenhaven home, invite someone who might appreciate a warm place to spend part of the evening.

Across Northwest Arkansas

One evening, close to home.

Wrenhaven’s campuses make it possible to spend Christmas Eve near the people and places already woven into your life. Rogers serves families around Pleasant Grove. Springdale is close to the Razorback Greenway and an easy drive for many Fayetteville households. Bentonville and Bella Vista give neighbors farther north a place to gather without turning Christmas Eve into a long trip across town.

That local closeness matters on a night when the little things add up. A nearby service gives you more room for an unhurried dinner, a call with family, a last-minute grocery run, or a quiet drive home afterward. Choose the campus that takes the pressure off your plans. Wrenhaven will be there with the same Christmas message, a shared welcome, and a place for your household to join in.

If someone in your life is looking for a church service on Christmas Eve, send them this page. They can see every time and location in one place, then choose the gathering that feels most natural for their evening.

Frequently asked questions

Before you come.

When are the Christmas Eve services?

Wrenhaven gathers on Thursday, December 24. Rogers meets at 3:00, 5:00, and 7:00pm. Springdale meets at 4:00 and 6:00pm. Bentonville meets at 5:00pm, and Bella Vista meets at 4:30pm.

Which campus should I attend?

Choose the campus and service time that work best for your household. Every campus shares the same Christmas Eve message, so the best choice is the one that makes the evening feel most workable for you.

Are children welcome?

Yes. Children are welcome at every Wrenhaven Christmas Eve service. Families are invited to come together and share the evening.

What if I have never been to Wrenhaven?

You are welcome. Christmas Eve is a good time to visit, whether you are new to Northwest Arkansas, looking for a church home, or simply hoping for a meaningful place to gather this season.

Find your place around the candlelight.

Choose the Wrenhaven campus closest to home and make a plan for Christmas Eve.

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