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The Miracle in Bethlehem

The play depicts the story of Jesus's birth in Bethlehem. In the first scene, Mary and Joseph take shelter in a stable after being turned away from local inns. Mary then gives birth to Jesus in the stable, surrounded by farm animals. In scene two, an angel appears to shepherds in a field to announce the birth. The shepherds then visit the stable. In scene three, Mary gives birth as angels sing. Finally, in scene four, the wise men follow a star to the stable and present gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to Jesus. The play highlights the miracle of Jesus's birth through songs and narration.

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The Miracle in Bethlehem

The play depicts the story of Jesus's birth in Bethlehem. In the first scene, Mary and Joseph take shelter in a stable after being turned away from local inns. Mary then gives birth to Jesus in the stable, surrounded by farm animals. In scene two, an angel appears to shepherds in a field to announce the birth. The shepherds then visit the stable. In scene three, Mary gives birth as angels sing. Finally, in scene four, the wise men follow a star to the stable and present gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to Jesus. The play highlights the miracle of Jesus's birth through songs and narration.

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“The Miracle in Bethlehem

By Lyncoln Henry”

[Scene 1: The Stable in Bethlehem]

[The stage is set with a humble stable in Bethlehem. Mary and Joseph are sitting near a
manger. A soft, heavenly light bathes the scene.]

Song man sound effect of a stable while narrator speaks

Narrator: (Voiceover) Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to a timeless tale of wonder and
faith, a story that has captivated hearts for generations. We invite you to embark on a journey
to the ancient town of Bethlehem, where a miracle of unparalleled significance unfolds. In
this play, “The Miracle of Bethlehem,” we transport you to a humble stable, where the
promise of hope and salvation is born in the form of a child named Jesus. Join us as we
witness the shepherds, the wise men, and the ordinary people of Bethlehem come together to
witness a miracle that would change the course of history. Through the magic of theater, we
bring to life this cherished story of love, faith, and the enduring power of belief. “In the small
town of Bethlehem, a miracle is about to take place.”(Mary and Joseph waking to stable.)

Song man plays softly - “Oh holy night by Yolanda Adam’s

[Mary and Joseph look at each other with awe as they prepare for the birth of Jesus.]
WORSHIP TEAM (SINGING)“OH HOLY NIGHT BY YOLANDA ADAM’S

Song man sound effect of a stable while narrator speaks


Narrator: (Voiceover) “Mary and Joseph, weary travelers, found themselves at the end of a
long and arduous journey. The night was cold and unforgiving, and Mary, heavy with child,
yearned for a place to rest. They had sought refuge in Bethlehem, a small town bustling with
people who had also come to fulfill the census decree.

As they wandered through the crowded streets, hope dwindled with each rejection. Every inn
they approached turned them away, their rooms already occupied by the many visitors who
had arrived before them. Desperation etched across their faces, they continued their search,
knowing that time was running out.

Finally, they stumbled upon a humble stable at the edge of town. It was far from the cozy
warmth of an inn, but it offered shelter from the biting winds. Inside, the air was filled with
the comforting scent of hay and the soft rustle of animals. It was not the grandest of places,
but it was here that Mary and Joseph knew they would find solace for the night.

With gratitude in their hearts, they settled in the straw-lined manger. Mary's weary body
found respite, and Joseph carefully tended to her needs. As the night sky outside darkened, a
sense of peace descended upon the stable, as if the world itself held its breath in anticipation
of something miraculous.

And indeed, it was in this humble stable that a miracle would soon unfold, a story that would
be told for generations to come. Mary and Joseph, weary travelers, had found shelter in the
unlikeliest of places, and little did they know that their child's birth would forever change the
course of history.
[Scene 2: The Angel’s Visit]

[A radiant angel appears to a group of shepherds in a nearby field.]

Angel:!” And the angel said unto them, Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of
great joy, which shall be to all people.For unto you is born this day in the city of David a
Saviour, which is Christ the Lord

Song man softly on the background - “Silent Night” by Kirk Franklin] instrumental

WORSHIP TEAM (SINGING WITH THE ANGEL): “SILENT NIGHT, HOLY NIGHT
[The shepherds are mesmerized and join the angel in singing “Silent Night” as they follow
the heavenly light.]

Narrator: (Voiceover) “Urged by the heavenly message, the shepherds wasted no time.
Leaving their flock behind, they hurried toward Bethlehem, hearts filled with awe and hope.
The radiant star and the promise of a newborn King guided their way through the quiet night,
drawing them closer to the miracle that awaited them.

[Scene 3: The Birth of Jesus]

[Mary gives birth to Jesus, and a warm, divine light fills the stable.]

Narrator: (Voiceover) “ For unto us a child is born, unto us a son is given: and the
government shall be upon his shoulder: and his name shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor,
The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace…”

[The third song begins - “A Christmas Alleluia” by Chris Tomlinson

WORSHIP TEAM (SINGING WITH HEAVENLY VOICES): “ALLELUIA, CHRIST THE


SAVIOR IS BORN…”

[Angels appear and join the choir, singing “A Christmas Alleluia” as they encircle the Holy
Family.]

Narrator: (Voiceover) “In the hush of that Bethlehem night, as the newborn’s first cries
pierced the air, an ineffable transformation occurred. The world, in that sacred moment, stood
forever altered. The birth of this holy child, named Jesus, heralded a new era of hope,
compassion, and divine love. It was a moment that would resonate through the ages, leaving
an indelible mark on the hearts and souls of all who would come to know of it. The world
was forever changed by this holy birth.

[Scene 4: The Wise Men]

[The Wise Men, guided by a bright star, arriving with gifts.]


Song man softly on the back ground – playing effects while wisemen making their journey
Narrator: (Voiceover) “Gifts fit for a King…”
Song man plays softly - “we three kings by Kirk Franklin”instrumenta]
Three wise men, guided by the shimmering light of a brilliant star, embarked on a journey
across the desert sands. They carried with them precious gifts of gold, frankincense, and
myrrh, symbols of their reverence and wisdom. With hearts full of hope and purpose, they
ventured forth, following the celestial beacon that would lead them to a humble stable in
Bethlehem, where a miracle awaited.

WORSHIP TEAM (SINGING JOYFULLY): “FRED HAMMOND & RFC - YOU ARE
THE LIVING WORD
[The Wise Men present their gifts to the infant Jesus as the choir continues singing “Jesus.”]

Narrator: (Voiceover) “The greatest gift of all.”

[Conclusion]

[The scene focuses on Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus, bathed in a warm, heavenly light.]

Narrator: (Voiceover) “And so, the miracle in Bethlehem unfolds…” In the quiet of a
Bethlehem night, a miracle unfolded. Inside a modest stable, a newborn baby lay nestled in a
manger, bathed in the gentle glow of starlight. His name was Jesus, a symbol of hope and
salvation. The world held its breath as shepherds and wise men, guided by divine signs,
gathered to witness this miraculous birth. In that humble setting, the promise of a new
beginning and the light of salvation radiated from the infant’s innocent eyes, offering hope to
all who beheld him.

WHILE NARRATION IS GOING ON WORSHIP TEAM (SINGING WITH


REVERENCE): “NOW BEHOLD THE LAMB, THE PRECIOUS LAMB OF GOD…JUST
CHORUS

[AS THE PLAY CONCLUDES, THE CHOIR SINGS A REPRISE OF “NOW


BEHOLD THE LAMB.”]

[End of Play]

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