For nearly a century, the Belhaven University Singing Christmas Tree has marked a beloved tradition for many Jackson families. The oversized metal and wood tree-shaped structure is designed to hold ...

It’s a beautiful spring morning in the town of Aalborg, nestled in Denmark’s Jutland Peninsula. There is fresh dew on the leaves and the birds are singing. Giving them company is a park filled with ...

ARLINGTON, Va. — We are once again feeling uplifted by the spirit of the holiday season. Arlington was full of holiday cheer on Wednesday, when the Ballston Singing Tree returned to Welburn Square.

In the days following Thanksgiving, the tree is always hauled out from storage, the Christmas lights tested and branches fluffed to fullness. Only, this Christmas tree is about 50 feet tall and filled ...

MUSKEGON, Mich. — The Frauenthal Center will once again host the Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree for its landmark 40th performance this year, marking a milestone as long-time director Shawn Lawton ...

The Belhaven University Singing Christmas Tree is a 93-year-old holiday tradition in Jackson, Mississippi. This year's free performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on December 5 and 6 at the Belhaven ...

Julie Wolfe mentions all those things when talking about being chosen to sing the “O Holy Night” solo during this weekend’s Singing Christmas Tree at Belhaven University — the oldest outdoor event of ...

The Red & Black is a 501c3 nonprofit. Please consider a one-time gift or become a monthly supporter. Cancel anytime. A 30-year-old Athens tradition will continue on Dec. 17 with the Singing Christmas ...

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — A Charlotte holiday tradition will continue for its 58 th year on Dec. 8 and 9. The Singing Christmas Tree was started in 1953 as a group of singers performing on the steps of a ...

As you choose between a real or artificial Christmas tree, churches across the country are opting for a little bit of both: artificial Christmas trees chock-full of live singers. Singing or Living ...

(RNS) — There are no sheep or goats or even llamas at the Capital Christian Center, a 3,000-seat Assemblies of God megachurch in Sacramento this Christmas season. Not even a pair of church members ...