Live Nativity Drive-Thru
Sunday, December 7 | 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. | Christ United
Free Event | Join us as we celebrate the Christmas season, by traveling through the story of Jesus’ birth. Enjoy the real-life scene of Bethlehem and experience what it was like the night baby Jesus was born with live character portrayals of Mary, Joseph, shepherds, wise men, angels and live animals.
How to Listen | Coming Soon!
Come back to this page on Sunday, December 8 to connect your phone and car radio to our Live Nativity narration. Listen to the audio or watch video below:
Connecting Your Phone to Your Car
1. Connect using an auxiliary cable
The easiest way to connect a phone to a car stereo is through an auxiliary cable. At one end, the cable will plug into the headphone jack of your mobile device, and at the other, it will plug into the auxiliary input for your car’s audio system. Use the controls on your phone to pause, adjust sound, and so on.
2. Connect to the stereo using the USB on your phone
Another way of connecting your phone to your car’s audio system is through a USB connection. Many newer vehicle models have a USB input built in. To connect to it, use a USB cable that is compatible with your device, where one end plugs into your device (the same way as if you were charging it), and the other end plugs into the USB input of your car. You should also be able to control it through your audio system.
3. Set up a Bluetooth connection
If your car’s stereo system has Bluetooth built-in, check the manual that came with your vehicle for instructions on how to pair your device with your car stereo. The particular instructions will vary depending on your vehicle. The basic process for enabling a Bluetooth connection should require these basic steps:
Enable Bluetooth on your device, by accessing your Settings and finding a “Bluetooth” menu.
Enable Bluetooth in your vehicle.
Search for your vehicle’s Bluetooth on your device by looking for the name.
Your device and vehicle will notify you that the devices are “paired.”
From there, simply start playing music on your device as you would normally, but the sound should come through your car speakers.