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2021: First Christian Church, Ottawa, KS,
Dec. 10: 4-7 pm; Dec. 11: 9-5pm; Dec 12: 12-5pm
1045 S. Hickory, Across from Ottawa University 

groups of 12 + can call (Margi, 816-799-2780) to possibly arrange a time Friday or Monday morning. 

 

Over 600 Nativities...

Come Journey To Bethlehem on an Advent Adventure!
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Ornate and delicate, hand painted or whimsical, handmade from fabrics, gourds, and wood…olive wood nativities from Israel, brightly painted ones from Peru.  Some come from Mexico, India, and Russia, even a Native American perspective with a Christ child in a papoose.  There are children’s sets made from cloth, wood, and plastic.  Nativity cookie jars, stacking dolls, ornaments, an ostrich egg with a nativity tucked inside…and a painted chicken egg-- side by side with a Kincaid display of nearly 30 pieces.  Most unusual is the chicken nativity (there is also a dog, cat, bear, cow and even a rubber ducky nativity!)  The smallest is a painted seed from the Amazon.  An African Nativity with lions and elephants, stand vigil instead of the donkey and sheep .  Many are very beautiful, some are fun, and others capture the dark stable and bleak surroundings of the Holy birth.


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Large Nativity... note the tiles on the floor!


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