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Nativity reminds of the reason for the season
Good Ole Boy Foundation, local churches team for annual display
Members of three local churches portrayed Mary, Joseph and others in the Good Ole Boy Foundation’s living nativity on The Circle in Georgetown Dec. 17. NICK ROTH PHOTOS
December 20, 2022
The Good Ole Boy Foundation and local churches teamed for a living nativity on The Circle in Georgetown Dec. 16-17.
A candlelight ceremony at the nativity is planned for Wednesday, Dec. 21.
The Good Ole Boy Foundation helps coordinate resources to aid families in their time of need. The nonprofit group also awards Christmas grants to area youth organizations.
After a traditional static nativity display sponsored by Georgetown Wesleyan Church was forced to be removed from The Circle in 2019, the foundation, with the help of 11 area churches, staged its first living nativity.
For more information about the foundation, go to www.facebook.com/GoodOleBoyFoundation/.
An angel stands 30 feet over the manger.
Three wise men offer gifts to newborn baby Jesus.
Mary and Joseph look after baby Jesus.
Shepherds visit newborn baby Jesus.
The Good Ole Boy Foundation annually hosts a living nativity in The Circle in Georgetown.
A nice crowd turned out for the Dec. 17 event.
Cookies and hot chocolate were available on the chilly evening in Georgetown.
The Sussex County Courthouse is lit up for the holidays.
The Georgetown Christmas tree looks beautiful in the center of The Circle.
