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Joseph and Mary, as played by Patrick and Christina Bigelow, greet the three wise men in a live nativity scene Saturday evening in the parking lot at the Second Congregational Church of Norway. The live nativity was created by the Second Congregational Church Choir in response to not being able to perform their annual indoor concert. All participants were masked and moved apart from each other in between visitors, who viewed the nativity from their vehicles at the drive-through event. Gifts were brought by the public in the form of non-perishable food goods, warm hats and mittens, and cash donations. Andree Kehn/Sun Journal Buy this Photo
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