The kids were nervous and excited as they put their halos on. All their hard work would be put to use as they climbed the stairs to the stage in the midst of applause. It was the night of the big show--"Angel Alert!"
God gave the kids such joy and smiles as they praised Him with music. It was so precious to hear their mouths sing such Biblical Truth about our Savior, Jesus Christ. "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests." (Luke 2.14)
The main cast also did a great job re-telling the story of the trip to Bethlehem on a donkey, Mary giving birth to Jesus, and the angels announcing the good news to the shepherds. We praise God for another answer to prayer--the health and safety of all students and of Mr. Becker.
The angels watched from above as the miracle of Jesus' birth took place on earth below. When do you ever get first grade boys to be so quiet and reflective!? Yay, shepherds!
I loved watching these girls come out with their ribbons to celebrate the good news about Jesus. This is just a foretaste of heaven--singing and dancing as we declare the praises of our Lord.
It was so sweet after the show to see a student giving Mr. Becker flowers of appreciation. In fact, just as Nate finished sharing the gospel at the end, some kids gave him a card of thanks on stage and the audience clapped for all his hard work. Of course, Mr. Becker reflected the praise back to God and also to the students who worked so hard. It was a night full of answered prayer and praises to God.
We also praise God that many of the Filipino friends we invited were able to come and bring their children. These three sisters give Nate a "thumbs up" for a job well done.
Here's some of their kids. Coming to musicals is a new experience for them--but their favorite part may have been the merienda (snack) at the end! How great to be able to let these kids watch as some other kids worshiped the Lord with music and drama.
I was expecially thankful to see our boy Joseph from our neighborhood. What a little missionary! He invited many other kids to come with him. They have such fun personalities.
Lord, may you cause your truth to be remembered by these kids--both the Filipinos and our students. May they all receive Your salvation through Jesus Christ. Be glorified in us! Thank you for so much answered prayer. We love you, Lord!
The kids were nervous and excited as they put their halos on. All their hard work would be put to use as they climbed the stairs to the stage in the midst of applause. It was the night of the big show--"Angel Alert!" 
God gave the kids such joy and smiles as they praised Him with music. It was so precious to hear their mouths sing such Biblical Truth about our Savior, Jesus Christ. "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests." (Luke 2.14)
The main cast also did a great job re-telling the story of the trip to Bethlehem on a donkey, Mary giving birth to Jesus, and the angels announcing the good news to the shepherds. We praise God for another answer to prayer--the health and safety of all students and of Mr. Becker.
The angels watched from above as the miracle of Jesus' birth took place on earth below. When do you ever get first grade boys to be so quiet and reflective!? Yay, shepherds!
I loved watching these girls come out with their ribbons to celebrate the good news about Jesus. This is just a foretaste of heaven--singing and dancing as we declare the praises of our Lord.
It was so sweet after the show to see a student giving Mr. Becker flowers of appreciation. In fact, just as Nate finished sharing the gospel at the end, some kids gave him a card of thanks on stage and the audience clapped for all his hard work. Of course, Mr. Becker reflected the praise back to God and also to the students who worked so hard. It was a night full of answered prayer and praises to God.
We also praise God that many of the Filipino friends we invited were able to come and bring their children. These three sisters give Nate a "thumbs up" for a job well done.
Here's some of their kids. Coming to musicals is a new experience for them--but their favorite part may have been the merienda (snack) at the end! How great to be able to let these kids watch as some other kids worshiped the Lord with music and drama.
I was expecially thankful to see our boy Joseph from our neighborhood. What a little missionary! He invited many other kids to come with him. They have such fun personalities. 
Lord, may you cause your truth to be remembered by these kids--both the Filipinos and our students. May they all receive Your salvation through Jesus Christ. Be glorified in us! Thank you for so much answered prayer. We love you, Lord!
1 comment:
WOW!!! Looks like a wonderful, wonderful program! None better anywhere on earth! Nate and the kids obviously worked very hard on this and the results are stupendous. Ilove all the photos so we can enter into the fun. And I love your RED DRESS--it's just gorgeous. And how fun to decorate Nate like a Christmas tree. You guys are FUN! May the message you delivered go deep into the hearts of the hearers as well as the performers. Glory to God in the highest. Luffya, Mums.
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