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2 episodes with Nativity play
2 episodes with Nativity play
2 episodes with Nativity play
2 episodes with Nativity play
2 episodes with Nativity play
Morning Sermon from 22 December with Nativity Play
December 15, 2024 - Third Sunday of Advent Christmas Program: “The Simplest Nativity Play Ever” by Angela Yardy, adapt. Laura Schieber Moment for Mission: Christmas Joy Offering View the full worship service on YouTube sermon_audio_2024-12-15.mp3File Size: 30603 kbFile Type: mp3Download File [...]
In a time of anxiety, division, and broken relationships, we all yearn for peace. But where can we truly find it? This message unpacks the promise of peace found in Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and explores how His birth fulfills a centuries-old promise of shalom—a peace that restores, unites, and completes. Discover how you can experience peace with God, peace within, and peace in your relationships this Christmas season. For prayer, giving, and to stay connected, please visit: https://www.cccgreeley.orgDiscussion Guide:https://www.cccgreeley.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/2024-12-7-8-Group-Discussion-Questions.pdfTuesday Night's Nativity Play!
On this episode: A school sent on Dublin's northside has enraged local parents over a decision they made about this years school nativity play... Things got very heated over this one...
Send us a textSummaryIn this episode, Valerie interviews author Maria Antonia about her picture book, The Christmas Elephant, A Nativity Story. They discuss family Christmas traditions, sibling dynamics, and the inspiration behind the book. Maria shares her writing journey and the process of getting her book published. They also talk about their favorite books and what to expect from Maria's upcoming projects. Takeaways Family traditions around Christmas can vary, such as when to put up the Christmas tree.The Christmas Elephant is a picture book about two sisters putting on a Christmas play and the younger sister's desire to be the Christmas elephant.The book explores themes of imperfection, uniqueness, and finding joy in unexpected moments.Maria's writing journey began with writing stories for her nieces and nephews as birthday gifts.Critique groups and online communities can provide valuable feedback and support for writers.The Christmas Elephant was published after a two-book deal with Paraclete Press.Maria's next picture book, The Runaway Sheep, is based on the parable of the lost sheep.Readers can find more about Maria and her books on her website, where she also offers downloadable activities for kids. Maria Antonia | children's picture book author (mariaantoniawrites.com)Amazon.com: The Christmas Elephant: a Nativity Story: 9781640609570: Antonia, Maria, Zarrin, Laura: BooksLet's discover great books together!Follow for more:FB: @bookworthypodcastInstagram: @bookworthy_podcastYouTube: BookWorthy Podcast - YouTubetiktok: @valeriefentress
Episode 83: Goodnight, Mary Magdalene first aired in June 2020 and features three poems by Vasiliki Katsarou, a poet and publisher. This time last year, Vasiliki published a new short collection of poetry Three Sea Stones with Solitude Hill Press. It's a great time to revisit Vasiliki's work. Dear Slushies, join the PBQ crew (which includes a freshly-tenured Jason Schneiderman) for a pre-pandemic recording of our discussion of 3 poems by the wonderful Vasiliki Katsarou's work. Be sure to read the poems on the page below as you listen. They'll require your eyes and ears– and “a decoder ring.” The team has a grand old time explicating these artful poems. The muses are sprung and singing in us as we read and decide on this submission. Katsarou's poems teach us to read them without projecting too much of ourselves and our current preoccupations onto them. We're reminded to pay attention to what's happening on the page. But synchronicities abound! Before we know it we're ricocheting off of the poems' images and noting the wonderful convergences the poems trigger – we hear traces of Wallace Stevens “Idea of Order of Key West” or Auden's Musee de Beaux Arts. (But first we check in with each other, cracking each other up in a pre-pandemic moment of serious lightness. We're heard that “Science” shows Arts & Humanities majors make major money in the long run. Kathy reports that “the data on success” shows that participation in Nativity Plays is a marker for career success. Samantha confesses she played Mary Magdalene in a Nativity Play. Marion might have been a Magi. And many of us were reindeer.. Also, Donkeys do better than sheep over time (which may or may not have been claimed on “Wait, wait… don't tell me!”). Editing a Lit Mag shouldn't be this much fun, Slushies. Listen through to the discussion of the 3rd poem's deep magic and craft. And listen to our editors' cats chime in). Addison Davis, Jason Schneiderman, Samantha Neugebauer, Kathleen Volk Miller, Marion Wrenn, and Joe Zang Vasiliki Katsarou grew up Greek American in Jack Kerouac's hometown of Lowell, Massachusetts. She has also lived in Paris, France, and Harvard, Mass. She is the author of a full-length poetry collection, Memento Tsunami, and co-editor of two contemporary poetry anthologies: Eating Her Wedding Dress: A Collection of Clothing Poems and Dark as a Hazel Eye: Coffee & Chocolate Poems. She holds an MFA from Boston University and an AB in comparative literature from Harvard University. She read her poetry at the 2014 Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival, and is a Teaching Artist at Hunterdon Art Museum in Clinton, New Jersey. Her poems have been published widely and internationally, including in NOON: Journal of the Short Poem (Japan), Corbel Stone Press' Contemporary Poetry Series (U.K.), Regime Journal (Australia), as well as in Poetry Daily, Tiferet: A Journal of Spiritual Literature, Wild River Review, wicked alice, Literary Mama, La Vague Journal, Otoliths, and Contemporary American Voices. She wrote and directed an award-winning 35mm short film, Fruitlands 1843, about a Transcendentalist utopian community in Massachusetts. Vasiliki's website: https://onegoldbead.com/, Twitter: https://twitter.com/cineutopia , Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vasiliki.katsarou, and Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cineutopia/ The Future Arrives as a Redhead They talk of mothers in law but not of outlaw daughters her sun and her moon is our son her cool paleness, reflected in an eye that looks like mine, follows her curves along the shoreline her hair like copper coils from beneath a straw hat a Maisie or Daisy, a woman of Stem for whom we stem talk of servers, thumbprint keys, on an ancient island now we are all code-changers the future arrives as a redhead green, green love lays a glove on us, we no longer count in threes, a quaver sounds, and the future all sharps and flats * Wedding, Key West A stitch in throat saves time Infernal cough speaks through me @ the bride and groom On sand they stand to create a sand souvenir from this empty glass vessel Sunset drips from the lips of the bride As the prey is plucked from the air between her palms In the gulf beyond the photographer's camera, a capsized sailboat, but no one's looking– The Key light bedazzles and defeats us all Mouth tightly shut clench in the solar plexus * Waited you waited with me as the house next door emptied of its guests, then its owners, fairy tale turned animal farm minted with ash and wishes you were my kitchen elf my second thought my echo's echo cocked ear, cracked oasis your absorbent embered orbs that morning of the supermoon setting behind the barn you were quiet, then quieter still white fog settling into the hollows and a thin coat of frost everywhere and this, the simplest death you trained me well, M. I listen for your listening
Experience the Magic of the Season with St. James Episcopal Church's Nativity Play! Our enchanting production captures the essence of the Christmas story with a heartfelt performance by our talented children. Join us on a journey to Bethlehem, filled with inspiring music, beautiful costumes, and a timeless message of hope and joy. Don't miss this uplifting holiday treat, perfect for the whole family! Click to watch and let the spirit of Christmas fill your home. #StJamesNativity #ChristmasSpirit #WilmingtonNC
On this episode of Opinions Matter: A primary school on the northside of Dublin has made a controversial decision regarding the kids nativity play this year, which has divided opinion and caused our Katie to have a MELTDOWN on air
For the first time Radio Maria England put together a special live (and unrehearsed) broadcast Nativity Play featuring volunteers and staff, written by Anthony Errington and Giovanna DiMartino
This Christmas sees the return of the Nativity play to schools all around the country. Newstalk reporter Henry McKean visited Holy Child National School, Larkhill, Whitehall to see their Nativity play...
This Christmas sees the return of the Nativity play to schools all around the country. Newstalk reporter Henry McKean visited Holy Child National School, Larkhill, Whitehall to see their Nativity play...
The winter holidays are full of the stories of miracles. These miracles are a product of love and faith. Can it be that love and faith continue to make miracles happen all around us now? Our First Graders presented their annual Nativity Play. Lunch was a celebration of the first day of Hanukkah. Sunday, December 18, 2022
Nativity Play Christmas 2022
One more week of What's Making News! Sammy is bringing the big guns!
It's the most wonderful time of the year, the DRESS:FANCY podcast Christmas special! Join Lucy Clayton for an episode filled with glitter, nostalgia and dressing up as we explore the chaotic world of the Christmas Nativity Play. Recorded on location at an actual nursery school with head teacher Lucy Morley, we serve up top tips for creating costumes for your little darlings as well as sharing listener stories of triumphs, trauma and tea towels on heads. Links Follow @dressfancypodcast on Instagram Follow @mslucyclayton on Instagram Follow @ladbrokesquaremontessori on Instagram Visit our website Ladbroke Square Nursery This Cultural Life
Mary Haddow with the story of an unusual Nativity Play.
WATCH THE 2020 SALT HOUSE NATIVITY! Our theme of RISKING ADVENT invites us to stick our necks out and risk a bit of vulnerability during this season of waiting. For the final Sunday of Advent, we risk joy. Especially in this prolonged season of pandemic, joy seems elusive, and not worth the risk! But how does the story of God invite us into joy - especially now?
Hear a retelling of the Christmas Story at this Family Holiday Service and a presentation of the Nativity Play.
The nativity play has traditionally been a highlight of the Christmas. A video originally filmed in 1996 of one particular village church nativity has been viewed over two million times but for all the wrong reasons. Today's Martha Kearney spoke to the star of the video, Ellie Sergeant, who played Angel Number 3 and gained attention for her loud singing during the performance. (Image Credit: Hannah Sergeant/ YouTube)
Comedian and writer Fiona Frawley joins us to talk about the rite of passage for many Irish schoolchildren, The Nativity Play. Not Alan though, his school was run by lax Catholics who didn't bother with nativities. We talked about the plot, the theme, the characters of the nativity but also jumped off into a wider talk about growing up in a Catholic school system in a decreasingly Catholic society. That's right, we Juvenaliaed it. Fiona is @FionaFrawl. She's very funny, you should follow her. Alan is @alan_maguire. Juvenalia is his main thing right now. Sarah is @griffski. Her books are in all good bookshops. Thank you to Dee McDonnell for our artwork. We have a Patreon! You can get bonus episodes including our fortnightly show Started/Finished where we talk about the pop culture we started and finished in the previous two weeks. We also have some free lil bits of merch. It's patreon.com/juvenalia This episode was edited and produced by Alan Juvenalia is a Tall Tales podcast. Thank you Cassie.
From the nation's best-loved choir boy, Aled Jones shares the adventures of Bobby Dean in his first ever children's book. Meet Bobby: an ordinary kid with an extraordinary voice! Sent off to school for the first time in his life, nine-year-old Bobby Dean is busy making new friends, learning lines for the Nativity Play, and trying to not laugh at the head teacher's terrible jokes. But then Bobby Dean discovers that when he sings magical things can happen! From rescuing kidnapped dogs, helping Santa, and even travelling back in time - Bobby Dean's first term is going to be one full of wonder, adventure and the magic of song! Bobby Dean Saves Christmas is a magical and fun-packed adventure for kids highlighting the importance of friendship, loyalty, accepting differences and, above all, being yourself it is perfect to be enjoyed together or for children to enjoy alone.
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Christmas Eve at Covenant is a Kindergarten milestone and a wonderful opportunity to see our Kindergarten students dress up and participate in the telling of the Christmas story. Invite friends and family to join for this special annual telling of the Christmas story.
Holmberg's Morning Sickness - Thursday December 17, 2020
The Children of HTBB bring us the Christmas story in our annual (but socially distanced) Nativity Play! After which Aaron and Pris unpack what this means for us! Reading: Luke 2: 1-21 Speakers: Priscilla Khor & Aaron Anand Read more: htbb.org/whychristmas
After a much needed (though unwanted!) week off, the elves are back, and they're once again journeying across the pond to cover the 2009, Holiday-Comedy film, Nativity! There's plenty of love for this movie to go around this week - how could there not be when it stars Martin Freeman? - and there are laughs-a-plenty as the hosts talk about their favorite parts and scenes! Also discussed: plenty of listener feedback and their ideas for what they would do if they were put in charge of making the 2020 John Lewis commercial! So settle in, blast that air-conditioning, enjoy this festive episode, and celebrate the fact that we are officially only nineteen-weeks from Christmas!
Dear Slushies, join the PBQ crew (which includes a freshly-tenured Jason Schneiderman) for a pre-pandemic recording of our discussion of 3 poems by the wonderful Vasiliki Katsarou’s work. Be sure to read the poems on the page below as you listen. They’ll require your eyes and ears-- and “a decoder ring.” The team has a grand old time explicating these artful poems. The muses are sprung and singing in us as we read and decide on this submission. Katsarou’s poems teach us to read them without projecting too much of ourselves and our current preoccupations onto them. We’re reminded to pay attention to what’s happening on the page. But synchronicities abound! Before we know it we’re ricocheting off of the poems’ images and noting the wonderful convergences the poems trigger - we hear traces of Wallace Stevens “Idea of Order of Key West” or Auden’s Musee de Beaux Arts. (But first we check in with each other, cracking each other up in a pre-pandemic moment of serious lightness. We’re heard that “Science” shows Arts & Humanities majors make major money in the long run. Kathy reports that “the data on success” shows that participation in Nativity Plays is a marker for career success. Samantha confesses she played Mary Magdalene in a Nativity Play. Marion might have been a Magi. And many of us were reindeer.. Also, Donkeys do better than sheep over time (which may or may not have been claimed on “Wait, wait… don’t tell me!”). Editing a Lit Mag shouldn’t be this much fun, Slushies. Listen through to the discussion of the 3rd poem’s deep magic and craft. And listen to our editors’ cats chime in). Addison Davis, Jason Schneiderman, Samantha Neugebauer, Kathleen Volk Miller, Marion Wrenn, and Joe Zang
Fourth Sunday of Advent Love All (Candle of Love)
As a special Christmas treat, we present a radio nativity play which was produced by computing students from WIT back in 2012, made in conjunction with Beat 102-103. It was shortlisted for a number... Faculty and students from Waterford Institute of Technology explore a wide range of topics related to computing and technology. Hosted by Rob O'Connor. All opinions are personal and do not represent Institutional views.
The live "Good Times" was really fun. This 5-year old used the wrong finger in her Nativity play. What's up with the guy who stole $500 worth of shrimp? Candy cane Tootsie Pops. The highest-paid You Tube star. Pet etiquette. Paris Hilton stole "That's Hot" from her sister.The Oscars could go host-less again. Kate Beckinsale has some interesting advice. A visit from Ch. 45's Matt Belanger.
Welcome back to Episode 4 of The Trisha & Dan Show! This week we discuss those dreaded office xmas parties and what its like making friends as you get older. We also prank Trisha's Dad, William, as we convince him that his 2 beloved donkeys have been rented out for this years Nativity Play! Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Ashley Cote & Joseph Kurtzman came by to talk a little bit about Sunny Acres... and the Nativity Play they are putting on this weekend.
Back in 2012, a students from WIT teamed up with Beat 102-103 to produce a Nativity Play. To say this is a non-traditional version of the story would be an understatement. It's chock full of "interpretations" of hits from 2012 and some bizarre impressions. If you're looking for a laugh, your search is over
Trending Moments Digest TMD Podcast with Scotty and Tony Shownotes/subscribe at Podcast.ScottyandTony.com #FriendsReunion #OprahsFavoriteThings #Wine #WorldRecord #GiantTaco #Podcast #TMDpodcast . Get people to do stuff through the amazing mind-control trick! The trick is... being nice. (Not gonna lie, I was a little disappointed.) If you want someone to do you a favor, ask them then say "It's OK if you say no." Here's the research: https://didyouknowfacts.com/4-little-words-that-experts-say-can-double-your-chances-of-getting-what-you-want-from-someone/ . Oprah's List of "Favorite Things" 2019: Includes a $900 Espresso Machine, a $35 Bottle of Hot Sauce, and this massager that I thought was a Fanny Pack. I was like: "A $200 Fanny Pack? What-the-Hey!?" . Your 2019 National Toy Hall of Fame inductees are Matchbox Cars, Magic: The Gathering Cards, and Coloring Books. . Trending this week: A Waffle House Restaurant only had one employee to cover EVERYTHING because someone messed up the schedule. When customers realized that there was only one person working, they offered to help him out. Heartwarming story from a Waffle House!! . That time an acting teacher told Adam Sandler to quit acting... after proving the teacher wrong, Sandler stayed classy. Oh yeah, and the whole story gets told by one of Sandler's acting friends, Brad Pitt! {...Pitt continues. "This is why it's my favorite Adam Sandler story, and I think it says a lot about you. That you ran into him at your height, when you're getting the ultimate payday, and you're with a bunch of friends, out at a bar. Anyone would think that's the opportunity where you rub it in his face. And reportedly, what you did was you introduced him to your friends, and you said: 'This is the only teacher to ever buy me a beer.' True?" "Yeah," Sandler answers.} . What role a kid plays in the Nativity Play at the Sunday School concert might be an indicator of future success. It's a pretty wild read: https://www.itv.com/goodmorningbritain/news/school-nativity-role-job-prediction Pro Tip: if given the choice, play the Ox maybe. more: https://podcast.scottyandtony.com
This is a 25 minute edit of our Sunday Communion on 23rd December 2018. The service includes our Nativity Play based around a new song by our children's leader, Marie-Louise Cochrane.
The one and only Jilly Cooper recently revealed her top tips for hosting a Christmas party. Naturally, they are fabulous. Zoe and Anna dissect Jilly’s hosting rules and throw in a few of their own. Bowl food, aggressive cornichon offerings and yellow food are all on the menu. The conversation turns to another festive staple: the school nativity play. Anna goes method in her portrayal of the donkey, Zoe has stage fright as Lady Macbeth and an inflatable sex toy makes an unwelcome appearance.
In the latest episode of GPK Radio I cover quite a bit of ground around a number of issues: Firstly, I open the debate/discussion around the culture in the school workplace around bullying and discuss how what happens in schools with pupils in regard to bullying can be quite different when it is staff that the institution has to deal with. Secondly, I have a look at the Christmas rush and all that can entail at this time of the year for teachers and that even small things like the finish of a Nativity Play can be a major landmark as we near the end of term. I also talk about using this time of year to review where we personally are at regarding our own delivery of lessons and educational experiences for the children in our classes and as to how we can and should seek to INSPIRE LEARNING as opposed to covering content. Schools have to be willing to make difficult decisions around some of the children that I engage with because quite simply what they have been doing to date has obviously not been effective in bringing about positive changes, in this episode that may also be applicable to they way in which SLT/School Managers/Principals deal with their staff during the course of a school year. Indeed the great Albert Einstein is broadly credited with exclaiming “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results”. I'm dedicating the bulk of the production and output of the Podcast through the anchor.fm platform and the Music link through Spotify along with the ability to include comments from listeners and also the interview possibilities. My Twitter feed is the best place to continue the discussion or indeed contact me about topics you would like me include in an episode: twitter.com/GPK__ And I have just started an Instagram presence at: www.instagram.com/gpkradio You can also visit my blog on: http://www.beingthebestucanb.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ateachersstory/message
The 12 Plays of Christmas: Nativity Play by Stella Farrington (Comedy) [3.58min] by Matt Prendergast
With Christmas just around the corner, we concentrate on children; a Nativity Play written, directed and acted by the children from the Presentation Primary School in Listowel, how the older children at St Declan's secondary school in Cabra show the true spirit of the season by helping senior citizens in their area.
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