Here is my parish's Lessons & Carols program, based on the original Anglican service as well as some previous readings/order of service collections I inherited from my predecessor. Since we do the program at least a week before Christmas, we keep it pretty Advent-y, and only do seven readings. I'm also happy to share our program template, etc...it took forever to put this all together so I'm happy to save someone else the time.

FWIW, here's the USCCB page on the topic:
https://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/liturgical-year-and-calendar/advent/festival-of-lessons-and-carols

You should be able to guess why it has Nine Lessons followed by responses (Carols). Our choir would usually have a carol party with copious amounts of Mulled wine and mince pies but not the full carolling with dancing as sadly as our house was too small.

A few years ago I suggested to our Parish Priest that we could have a Carol based fundraiser for the choir in our Parish rooms. So the choir that sings at the N.O. would have the Anglican 9 lessons and modern carols, followed by Traditional carols, Mulled wine and mince pies in the Parish hall.

It's a really lovely thing if you can begin the readings with a brave and tiny chorister doing Genesis and work your way up through the parish hierarchy so that the priest does the last one. Gives me the shivers just thinking about it. Save me a seat and a mince pie, will you?

@trentonjconn try removing all special characters from the file name. Use only Letters, numbers, spaces.