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CHRISTMAS CAROLS COME ALIVE
How four familiar carols came to be
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CHRISTMAS CAROLS COME ALIVE
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Running Time: 4 scenes, 5 minutes per scene
Speaking Cast: 2 females, 3 males, 5-18 total cast
Flexibility: 1 extra, doubling possible, gender flexible
Bible verses: Psalms 98:4-9, Luke 2:1-20, Matthew 2:1-12, Micah 5:2
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Synopsis
These behind-the-scenes glimpses reveal the origins behind our beloved Christmas carols. Included are four sketches: 1. "Joy to the World"—A sickly Isaac Watts penned this carol and others, attracting the attention of a young woman via the "old Internet" (post office). 2. "O Come, All Ye Faithful"—An unknown monk composed it in Latin; Rev. Frederick Oakeley assigned it the words we sing today. 3. "What Child Is This?"—Despite a raging chest cold, William Chatterton Dix penned new lyrics to a familiar tune. 4. "O Little Town of Bethlehem"—The lyricist visited the sleepy little town of Bethlehem in 1865. The tune came in the middle of the night to a procrastinating composer. The sketches may be performed sequentially over the Sundays of Advent or together for a special program or sing-along.
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FACES AROUND THE MANGER
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COME TO BETHLEHEM AND SEE
A service of Advent/Christmas worship with audience participation
 

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