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The origin of the trimmed beeswax taper at the Christmas Eve Vigils dates back to the 1700's when Moravian children were given the candles to symbolize the light of Christ. Today, during the singing of Christmas carols, each worshipper is given a candle. When all have been served, the congregation stands and holds the candles aloft during the singing of a closing hymn. Our beeswax candles are the same as those used in Moravian celebrations. They are available with and without the traditional red paper "frills".

Please choose from one of the following items:


Item #: CJS106
Your Price: $15.00


   


Item #: CJS10T4
Your Price: $15.00


   


Item #: CJS6DOZ
Your Price: $9.00


   


Item #: CJS6T6
Your Price: $11.15


   



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