Chris Clegg
South Peace News
It’s as close to the real thing as you can get!
St. Mark’s Anglican Church will re-create the story of the night of Jesus Christ’s birth Dec. 2 at its annual Nativity Celebration.
Bishop’s Warden Peter Clarke narrates the story each year while Colleen Greer sews the costumes. With help from others, the church tells the story through Biblical readings and song, to the delight of those attending.
The celebration is held with men, women and children in the congregation and community wearing costumes similar to the time of Christ’s birth. Mary and Joseph, angels, shepherds and the Three Wise Men are all included.
This year marks the 13th year St. Mark’s will hold the event, no matter how cold. It begins at 7 p.m. with snacks, beverages and fellowship in the hall afterwards.




























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