While Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra sing Lewis Redner’s melody, most English carol books use this: O Little Town of Bethlehem (Vaughan Williams). Picture: IMSLP/Vaughan Williams This version takes ...

On Christmas Eve in 1865, Phillips Brooks (1835-93), a gangling young American Episcopalian, rode the perilous journey from Jerusalem to Bethlehem ... tune Forest Green, which he had collected ...

But Mr Blair, who is trying to promote tourism in Bethlehem as one of his four "Quick Impact Projects" to create some jobs, went a little further ... side of the 1967 green line, it means that ...

“O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see thee lie,” begins a beloved Christmas carol sung since 1868, paying homage to Jesus’ birthplace. But have you heard of Bethlehem, Connecticu ...

The little town of Bethlehem is jammed with a big-city problem. Traffic snarls streets everywhere, including around the church marking the spot where Jesus was born. And now, with Christmas upon ...

It's the ultimate destination for determined Christmas card posters - and on a pilgrimage to the town ... do. Bethlehem, Carmarthenshire, is transformed at this time of year. The little post ...

A vicar has banned the Christmas carol O Little Town of Bethlehem from his services after witnessing the strife-torn state of Jesus's birthplace. The Rev Stephen Coulter has decided that the words ...

They make the journey for something that will give their Christmas cards a certain level of distinction: a special first-class frank indicating that they have come all the way from Bethlehem.