‘One Night in Bethlehem’ at Glenloch Baptist Church (Dec. 14-16)

“One Night in Bethlehem” will return to Glenloch Baptist Church on December 14, 15, and 16 (Photo: Rodney East)

(Glenloch) —  The 2018 version of “One Night in Bethlehem” will return to Glenloch Baptist Church on December 14, 15, and 16.

Many months of preparation goes into the re-location and re-creation of this production which is enjoyed annually by the local community.

“One Night in Bethlehem” is a live version of the town of Bethlehem during the time of Jesus’ birth. Pre-tour worship and information is provided in the new sanctuary, and groups are led by guides who are stationed throughout the town.

Each guide tells about different aspects of the times and culture of Bethlehem. Guests will see Roman soldiers, lepers, metal workers, the innkeeper, and angels (among other Biblical characters), as well as live sheep, donkeys, horses, and goats.

Guides will also narrate the story of Jesus Christ — from His Messianic promises in the Old Testament, through his birth narrative — and even scenes explaining the cross and resurrection (empty tomb).

Post tour refreshments will be served. 

Glenloch Church’s desire is to present the Gospel story as it unfolded in the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

Led by a team of over 160 volunteers, ONIB hosts over 1000 guests annually.

Come experience the blessing of Christmas during this FREE tour.

For more information call 770-854-5346 or visit glenlochbaptist.org.

“But as for you, Bethlehem . . . from you One will go forth for Me to be ruler in Israel.” (Micah 5:2)