Our theater students are back on stage for their Christmas show on Thursday, December 17, at 6:30 p.m. in the Epiphany Worship Center. The evening is free and open to everyone in our congregation.

It is two performances in one night. Our 6th graders present “A Christmas Carol,” and our 7th and 8th graders present “Christmas Cookie Caper.” Both are directed by Mrs. Amy Termina, and together the two shows run about an hour.

Along with the acting, our students will sing Christmas songs, and a few of them will play the piano. It is a festive evening for families and friends, and our students would love a full house.

Mrs. Termina leads our theater class, the same program that brought High School Musical to life with our middle schoolers last May. Theater is still a young program at Epiphany, and this Christmas show is a chance for the whole Epiphany community to see what our students have been building.

In the middle of Advent’s waiting, a night of laughter and a well-told story is a gift. There is no charge, and a free-will offering will be received. Bring the whole family and cheer on our performers.