Many of you have been getting in touch to share what Christmas means to you.
For some the religious significance is the important thing, while for others it's the food, the family or the day off work. Many of you are reflecting on what's important to you.
Here is a selection of your thoughts.
A huge 3D mural of a Christmas nativity scene is causing a stir in a Cornish village.
The artwork has been painted on the wall of the pub at Blisland on Bodmin Moor. It's so detailed, some pub goers have been fooled into thinking it's real.
Kathy Wardle has more:
The new Anglican Bishop of Plymouth has been announced.
Right Reverend Nick McKinnel is currently the Bishop of Crediton.
He previously spent 18 years as rector of St Andrew's Church in Plymouth.
The post had been vacant for more than a year.
One of Cornwall's most important monuments was revealed to the public today after centuries of neglect.
The 6th Century chapel known as St. Pirans Oratory, is thought to be the earliest place of christian worship in Britain.
Until today the ruins had been buried in the sand Dunes at Perranporth.
This video captures the first-ever rehearsal of girl choristers at Truro Cathedral, together with the existing boy choristers.
Formal auditions for girls will be held over the next month.
Read: More information on auditions for Truro's girl choristers
Truro Cathedral will admit girl choristers for the first time in its history.
Applications are now open for 20 girls to join the choir, who will start in September 2015. The auditions will take place in November and January and are open to all currently in years 7 to 12 at any school.
The girls will be educated at Truro School, and means-tested bursaries are available.
For more information, visit the Cathedral's website.
People from all faiths have joined in the celebrations for an annual Hindu festival in Plymouth this afternoon.
A chariot was pulled through the city centre, carrying religious figures.
Bob Cruwys reports:
The Rathayatra Chariot Festival is taking place in Plymouth city centre.
The annual Hindu event, which celebrates the Lord Krishna, starts with a chariot procession from the Piazza to the Big Screen.
Rev. Mike Haslam, Chaplain at Taunton Academy, on his coastal challenge.
A school chaplain from Somerset has set off this morning on a marathon coastal challenge. The Rev. Mike Haslam is attempting to run the 630 rugged miles of the South West Coast Path, from Minehead on the north coast round to Poole in Dorset, in just 16 days. He is raising money for the charity Christian Aid.
