October 15, 2009

Children’s Christmas Plays, Children’s Christmas Pageants, Children’s Christmas Musicals

Plays, Pageants, and Musicals for Children this Christmas

This year we have an even larger array of children’s scripts than usual – so many approaches and ideas! Now is the time to shop online from the convenience of home and look for the right match of a Christmas script for your congregation’s littlest ones. Here are some new offerings and some of our most popular children’s plays, pageants, and musicals for the holiday season:


	Through the Eyes of a Child
	A fuss-free alternative using a PowerPoint computer program to tell the Christmas story.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=684

	A Capital C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S
	Gail Gaymer Martin's user-friendly children's pageant attaches a meaning to each letter of the word "Christmas."
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=956

	A Traditional Christmas Pageant
	This Scripture-based program with carols includes many child participants as angels, shepherds, wise men, etc.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=322

	Christmas Letters
	Children write letters to Joseph, Mary, and other characters from the first Christmas for a memorable presentation with no memorization required.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=630

	'Twas the Night Before
	Features all-new music in this Nativity look at Clement Moore's famous poem.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=963

	Sleepover at the Stable
	It's a stable full of fun as the animals who witnessed Jesus' birth cavort in song and catchy dialog in this new musical.
	https://www.christianplaysandmusicals.com/CatalogDetails.aspx?cat=906

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by Rhonda Wray

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