St. Paul’s Lutheran share the Christmas story
St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool students mime holding a baby during a performance of “Away in the Manager.” In photo: Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler and Charlie Iverson. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer and Jack Koberg.
Jack Koberg (let) and Henry Wenninger carry baby Jesus in the manager to the stage as part of St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool Christmas program.
The students in St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool raise their arms to make a mountain peak while singing “Go Tell it on a Mountain,” during their Christmas program Wednesday. Preschool director Heidi Meyer said it was one of the students’ favorite songs. Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler, Charlie Iverson, Loretta Lang and Orie Wels. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer, Jack Koberg and Henry Wenninger.
St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool students sing “Away in the Manager” to begin their Christmas program Wednesday. Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler, Charlie Iverson, Loretta Lang and Orie Wels. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer, Jack Koberg and Henry Wenninger.
The St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool Christmas program ended with a high-energy rendition of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” with the students pointing to the audience on the word: “you.”
The students at St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool raise their cardboard candles high to sing “This Little Gospel Light of Mine” as part of their Christmas program.
The children at St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool recite the Christmas story, saying there was no room at the inn for Mary and Joseph, leading to baby Jesus’ birth in a manager.
St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool students mime holding a baby during a performance of “Away in the Manager.” In photo: Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler and Charlie Iverson. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer and Jack Koberg.
Jack Koberg (let) and Henry Wenninger carry baby Jesus in the manager to the stage as part of St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool Christmas program.
The students in St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool raise their arms to make a mountain peak while singing “Go Tell it on a Mountain,” during their Christmas program Wednesday. Preschool director Heidi Meyer said it was one of the students’ favorite songs. Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler, Charlie Iverson, Loretta Lang and Orie Wels. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer, Jack Koberg and Henry Wenninger.
St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool students sing “Away in the Manager” to begin their Christmas program Wednesday. Back row L to R: Leona Dinse, Mack Dinse, Romi Martinez, Jacob Kressin, Wyatt Bowen, Brynn Bowler, Charlie Iverson, Loretta Lang and Orie Wels. Front row L to R: Carter Pierce, Eloise Dahl, Leo Strenge, Matthias Behnken, Sadie Scherer, Jack Koberg and Henry Wenninger.
The St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool Christmas program ended with a high-energy rendition of “We Wish You a Merry Christmas” with the students pointing to the audience on the word: “you.”
The students at St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool raise their cardboard candles high to sing “This Little Gospel Light of Mine” as part of their Christmas program.
The children at St. Paul’s Lutheran preschool recite the Christmas story, saying there was no room at the inn for Mary and Joseph, leading to baby Jesus’ birth in a manager.
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NEW ULM - Despite the recent snowstorm canceling preschool classes, the St. Paul's Lutheran preschoolers were able to gather at the school Wednesday for an annual Christmas program.
The program began with the children bringing in a manager with baby Jesus on stage and singing "Away in the Manager."
Preschool director Heidi Meyer said the preschool performance was a favorite of the parents every year. It was a chance for the children to learn and share the Christmas story.
As part of the program, the students recited the story of Mary and Joseph traveling to Bethlehem and how Jesus was born in a cattle shed and how his birth was told to the shepherds in the field.
Meyer said the students were real excited to perform this year. She said their favorite song was "Go Tell it on the Mountain," because the kids were able to use big hand gestures as they sang.