Faith
Kennedy Center Celebrates Christ’s Birth in Song
Faith Facts
- The Kennedy Center will host “Noel: Jesus is Born!” on December 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Opera House, Washington, D.C.
- Charles Billingsley and his Yuletide Orchestra will perform, featuring Bible readings and a live Nativity scene.
- Billingsley, a Christian musician and teaching pastor, has headlined thousands of concerts and is an advocate for faith-based celebrations.
This Christmas, the Kennedy Center welcomes families to experience the story of Jesus’ birth with music grounded in Christian tradition and biblical truth. The event is designed to foster memorable celebrations that honor the sacred meaning of Christmas in a cherished American institution.
Kennedy Center leaders are spotlighting the importance of Christ’s birth during this season with a significant public gathering, reinforcing faith and family at the nation’s cultural heart.
“Tis the season to create cherished memories and celebrate the sacred alongside the festive.”
Billingsley’s ministry through music continues with additional Christmas concerts in cities across the country, demonstrating the enduring impact of his faith-driven mission.
Other Christmas programming at the Kennedy Center this year includes performances by the Cincinnati Ballet, Melinda Doolittle, and Gregory Porter.