Some churchgoers in the Triad got an early start to this Easter Sunday at one of the longest-running and widely attended sunrise ceremonies in the country.Thousands of worshippers were milling around ...

Central Moravian church in Bethlehem holds a service to commemorate the Moravian settlements becoming a UNESCO world heritage site and then attends a press conference at Bethlehem City Hall. Charlene ...

A service for the consecration of the Rev. Dr. Edwin A. Sawyer of Bethlehem as a bishop of the worldwide Moravian Unity will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday in Central Moravian Church. The Bethlehem native, ...

The Moravian Sunrise Easter Service, which has been held in Old Salem since 1772, will be conducted by livestream on April 12 because of the coronavirus pandemic. The Salem Congregation Central Elders ...

Home Moravian Church is hosting its 253rd Easter Sunrise Service in Winston-Salem.It begins at 6 a.m. with worshippers gathering at the church in Old Salem, then walking to God's Acre Moravian ...

On March 26, 1758, the first Sunrise Easter Service at Bethabara was held on Manakes Hill, north of what is now Winston-Salem. Though the sunrise service can now be found across many different ...

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- For the 243rd year, thousands are expected to gather for the Easter Sunrise Service in Old Salem, a tradition that predates our country's independence. Moravian families started ...

A desire to add a one-time Christmas Eve service open to the community has become a tradition for the Churchland Baptist Church. When it presents its Moravian service 7:15 p.m. Saturday, it’s also ...

Services have been announced for Bishop C. Hopeton Clennon, senior pastor of Bethlehem’s Central Moravian Church, who died Sunday. A funeral service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Jan. 20 at the Sanctuary ...

Moravians have been holding vigils on Christmas Eve for 275 years. The first Christmas Eve vigil was held in 1732 at Herrrnhut, the Moravian settlement on the German estate of Count Nicholas Ludwig ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Some college students in Bethlehem are getting out of the dorms and into the community. It's all part of a tradition that involves hundreds of people giving their time to nonprofits.