Christmas Midnight Mass is a special church service held on the night of December 24th, celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. This tradition is observed by many Christian denominations, including Catholics, Anglicans, and Lutherans. The service typically begins at midnight and includes readings from the Bible, hymns, and prayers, creating a festive and reflective atmosphere. During the mass, the congregation often lights candles, symbolizing the light of Christ entering the world. The service may also feature a nativity scene, reminding attendees of the humble beginnings of Jesus. This event is a cherished part of the Christmas celebration for many families and communities.