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Thursday, December 20, 2018 - 12:37

The Enterprise — Michael Koff

Mr. Tumnus, the llama, and his owner, Donald Csposs, play their parts in the Living Nativity performed Sunday evening at Altamont Reformed Church.

The Enterprise — Michael Koff

An angel holds the Star of Bethlehem while two wise men stand with llamas as Pastor Matthew van Maastricht of the Altamont Reformed Church reads the Christmas story of baby Jesus’s birth.

The Enterprise — Michael Koff

Singing along: A mother and her son join in the carols during the Living Nativity on Sunday afternoon at Altamont Reformed Church.

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