162K views · 3K reactions | How to make a Christmas nativity scene | Life and Fun Story | Facebook

15K views · 683 reactions | #SundayMorning Holiday Rewind   From 2019: In 1223, in Italy, St. Francis of Assisi created the very first Nativity scene as we know it, to inspire the local townspeople. Meant to mark the birth of Jesus, each crèche is an artistic expression of personal faith. https://cbsn.ws/34JHIvj | CBS Sunday Morning | Facebook

🐫 A living nativity is the Christmas story brought to life with real people, animals, costumes, and scenes you can walk through or watch. It feels like stepping straight into Bethlehem for a few magical minutes. 💸 Here are some FREE Living Nativity Events that you can attend with your family. Here are all of the details: https://indywithkids.com/live-christmas-nativity-indianapolis/ * We have been notified that the Castleton UMC event was canceled. * The Cornerstone Nativity Events is full and

33K views · 853 reactions | The Nativity—recreated in Christian plays...

The Nativity scene, also known as a crèche, continues to be a powerful and evocative symbol, reminding people of the central message of Christmas – the birth of Jesus Christ and the hope and peace he brings to the world. It has become a significant and widely recognized symbol of Christmas, adorning homes, churches, and public spaces during the Christmas season. Here’s a look into a few less-known facts, origin, and significance of the Nativity scene. . . . . . #SWNews #ShalomWorld #nativity #na