Sparkling stars, songs and seasonal treats were on offer as Ukrainian families gathered with the community to celebrate their Christmas traditions.
The event, which took place in Upton upon Severn was hosted by the Upton Baptist Church on Friday (January 6).
It featured a traditional Ukrainian supper, a parade through the town and carols sang outside of the Pepperpot.
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The following day a Christmas Day service also took place.
Bright stars were carried on top of poles through the street of the town.
Around 90 Ukrainians now live in Upton Upon Severn after fleeing the war back home.
Christmas in Ukraine can be celebrated on December 25 and January 7.
This is because different Orthodox and Greek Catholic churches within Ukraine use the old "Julian" or the "new" Gregorian calendars for their church festivals.
The main Christmas meal, called 'Sviata Vecheria' is eaten on Christmas Eve, which can be December 24 or January 6.
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