SCPC 2006 CHRISTMAS PRODUCTION
San Clemente Presbyterian Church is proud to present their 22nd annual Christmas Musical and Concert, “Sacred Grounds—A Coffeehouse Christmas”-- a heartwarming Christmas story for all ages. The show includes performances by our Christmas choir, hand bells, drama troop and full orchestra.
This family event is open to the community, running Saturday, December 9th 4 and 7 PM as well as Sunday, December 10th at 3 and 6 PM. Admission is free and childcare is provided for nursery through 4 years old.
In addition to the concert there will be a simultaneous event aimed at kindergarten through 4th grade “La Posada”. An interactive story of Joseph and Mary’s journey into Bethlehem, as they search for an inn to rest and prepare for the birth of Jesus. Children interested are encouraged to come dressed in Biblical period costumes. Children are invited to attend either event.
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this inspiring holiday tradition at SCPC.
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Tod Bolsinger: It Takes a Church to Raise a Christian: How the Community of God Transforms Lives
Selected for an Award of Merit by the Christianity Today Book Awards in the Church/Pastoral Leadership category.Tod Bolsinger: Show Time: Living Down Hypocrisy By Living Out The Faith
This books is from start to finish a book for “everyday believers” living out their faith in the real world.John Mark Reynolds, Roger Overton, eds.: The New Media Frontier: Blogging, Vlogging, and Podcasting for Christ
I contributed a chapter to this discussion of how New Media helps--and hinders--communicating the old, good news.
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