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The Worship Center, 14001 Crown Court, Woodbridge, will present its fourth annual ‘A Living Nativity’ at Hylton Memorial Chapel on Thursday, December 13 through Saturday, December 15 from 6:30-9:00 PM, announced Ron McCormick, lead pastor of the church.
The drive-through free Living Nativity features a panorama of six scenes staged on the lawn along the parking areas of Hylton Memorial Chapel. “ ‘The Living Nativity’ is our Christmas gift to the community,” McCormick said. “This year’s production will be the biggest and best yet.”
Scenes include the angel’s announcement to Mary, the three Magi following the star, shepherds in the field watching their flocks, the Bethlehem marketplace, and the inn where Mary and Joseph are turned away. The climax is the manager scene with adoring worshippers. Live camels, donkeys, and sheep interact with the scenes’ characters played by church members and friends.
“Our being at the Hylton Memorial Chapel campus allows our guests to drive slowly through the scenes or to park and walk from scene to scene,” McCormick continued. “We invite families to bring their children to be wowed by the whole event and the live animals. Our community and visitors to PWC can fill their cars and drive by each evening to catch the full splendor of Jesus’ birth this Christmas.”
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