Christmas Concert 2026

Please join us for a glorious celebration of Christ’s birth through Christmas music in a variety of styles, featuring a 100-voice choir, symphonic orchestra, ensembles, and soloists.

Tickets

Free tickets will be available on the Patio on Sundays, November 15 and 22. Beginning Monday, November 23, tickets will be available at the Office Center reception desk, Monday–Friday, 8 am–5 pm.

Those outside Los Angeles County may reserve tickets after November 23 by emailing concert@gracechurch.org. Reserved tickets may be picked up at the Welcome Center on the day of your selected performance. Tickets cannot be mailed.

For more information, email concert@gracechurch.org or call 818-909-5755.

Concert Information

Dates and Times:

• Thursday, December 17 at 7:30 pm
• Friday, December 18 at 7:30 pm
• Saturday, December 19 at 2 pm and 6 pm
• Sunday, December 20 at 6 pm  (Livestream available)

Please Keep in Mind:

• All concerts are free, with open seating. We encourage guests to arrive early. Doors open for ticketholders at least 45 minutes before each concert. Remaining seats will be available to guests without tickets 15 minutes before each concert.
• Please enter with your entire group and refrain from saving seats.
• Nursery care will be available for children ages three and under.
• The Sunday evening concert will be recorded. Families with young children are asked to sit together in overflow seating, use the nursery care available for children ages three and under, or attend another performance.

Previous Concerts

Previous concerts are available to watch on the Past Christmas Concerts webpage.

An Invitation That Changed Everything

The Evangelistic Opportunity of the Christmas Concerts

Rolando almost didn’t go. In 2022, a coworker of his girlfriend, Lesminda, invited the couple to Grace Community Church’s Christmas Concert. Rolando wasn’t particularly interested. But when he learned she already had tickets, he assumed she had paid for them and felt obligated to go—not realizing the concert was free!

He didn’t expect the evening to leave such a lasting impression.

As the congregation sang together, Rolando remembers being struck by the warmth of hundreds of voices lifted in praise. But it was the children’s choir that affected him most. Watching the children sing, he was overcome with emotion. Having lost his own father to gang violence when he was young, Rolando now faced the responsibilities of fatherhood himself. He began thinking about his three children and the kind of legacy he would leave them. He wanted to make sure they would be cared for if something happened to him.

But his thoughts turned to something more important. “I was convicted that God being a Savior is what I needed,” he recalls.

That evening marked the beginning of a spiritual journey for Rolando and Lesminda. They continued attending Grace Church, and what began as curiosity grew into a hunger to know God. Through the preaching and teaching of Scripture, they began to understand who God is and, in turn, their own need for repentance. After participating in Commissioned and getting their children involved in the church’s children’s ministry, both embraced Christ in saving faith. They eventually married through Grace Church.

Their family’s story has continued to unfold. Rolando and Lesminda now make a point of inviting unbelieving relatives to the Christmas Concert each year. Rolando’s mother, Anna, has also come to faith in Christ and is now involved in Commissioned and taking Fundamentals of the Faith classes. And this year, their daughter is rehearsing with the children’s choir for the very concert that first stirred her father’s heart.

Their story is one of many reminders of what God can do through the faithful proclamation of the gospel. For some, a Christmas concert may be the first—and perhaps only—occasion when they are willing to step inside a church. It is an opportunity to hear the good news announced by the angel: “I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people” (Luke 2:10).

That is precisely why Grace Church hosts these concerts. This Christmas, consider who might come if you simply invited them. A coworker, neighbor, friend, or family member may be more willing than you think. Secure tickets and give them an opportunity to hear the message of the Savior who came to save sinners.