Wilton living nativity draws smiles from hundreds of visitors
By Jeannette Ross
on December 16, 2020 12:30 PM
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Mary and Joseph greet visitors to the drive-by living nativity presented Sunday by Wilton Presbyterian and St. Matthew’s Episcopal churches.
With neither church offering in-person services for Christmas, the pastors arranged the living nativity as a way for congregants to experience the holiday spirit through “I Believe: The Road to Bethlehem.”
“Even in the midst of this pandemic, the miracle of Christmas cannot be stopped,” said the Rev. Shannon White, pastor of Wilton Presbyterian Church.
lessPhoto: Bryan Haeffele / Hearst Connecticut MediaMary and Joseph greet visitors to the drive-by living nativity presented Sunday by Wilton Presbyterian and St. Matthew’s Episcopal churches.
With neither church offering in-person services for Christmas, the
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Mary and Joseph greet visitors to the drive-by living nativity presented Sunday by Wilton Presbyterian and St. Matthew’s Episcopal churches.
With neither church offering in-person services for Christmas, the pastors arranged the living nativity as a way for congregants to experience the holiday spirit through “I Believe: The Road to Bethlehem.”
“Even in the midst of this pandemic, the miracle of Christmas cannot be stopped,” said the Rev. Shannon White, pastor of Wilton Presbyterian Church.
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Mary and Joseph greet visitors to the drive-by living nativity presented Sunday by Wilton Presbyterian and St. Matthew’s Episcopal churches.