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Where to Attend Christmas Services in Beijing | the Beijinger

Where to Attend Christmas Services in Beijing | the Beijinger: Merry Christmas everyone! In case you’re sticking around for the holiday and want to hear the Mass or attend special Christmas services, you can visit any of the places of worship that we have listed below. Just a friendly reminder: we highly recommend you to reconfirm with them about the schedules before going and bring your passport with you since many congregations will require it for entry.


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