Christmas Special:

Silent Night by Children’s Ministry

- Randy Huddleston - Genesis 1:1-5 In the beginning
- Preston Mitchell - John 1:1-5 The light of the world

p. 998 What Child Is This-Ensemble

- Shane Mitchell - Luke 1:26-33 Mary
- Conner McGrath - Luke 1:46-55 Mary’s response

Away in a Manger by Children’s Ministry

- Paul Pinckley - Luke 2:6-11 Jesus born
- Bryan Britton - Matthew 2:1-12 The wise man

O Come All Ye Faithful by Children’s Ministry

- Marc Davison - Luke 2:21-38 Jesus presented at the temple
- Trevor Davison - Luke 2:41-52 Jesus gaining stature before God
and man

p. 1001 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing - Ensemble

- Dave Park - Luke 5:1-11 Left everything and followed him
- Brian Mulford - Matthew 8:18-27 “What kind of man is this?”
- Daniel Jolliff - John 5:18-24 Jesus’ teachings concerning himself

p. 1002 Angels We Have Heard on High-Ensemble

- Andrew Palmer - John 7:40-53 The Pharisees are split about Jesus
- Chris Davison - John 18:1-11; 19:1-6 Betrayal and crucifixion

p. 1018 Joy to the World –Congregation sings

- Joe Tipps - Isaiah 53:1-10 The suffering servant
- Israel Rodriguez - Psalm 102:12-22 “People of another generation
to praise”
Thank you all so much for helping out in reading scripture during
this Christmas program. Similar to last year we will have the
choir and the children from the Children’s Ministry singing with
scripture reading in-between. As last year, while the
choir/children are singing, the next scripture readers will take to
the podium and prepare themselves. After the singers have
seated themselves then you can read from the NIV (the bibles in
the pews are NIV and it will add to the flow of the reading). For
example, as the children are singing Silent Night, Randy and
Preston will take to the podium (each will be placed on opposite
sides of the stage), and after the singers are done and seated
Randy will start and then Preston will read next. After Randy and
Preston sit down the choir will stand and sing next. Please take
your time in emphasizing the important sections of your
particular passage so that we are all encouraged by you.
Remember to relax and make eye contact with those you are
reading to. Thanks again!