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Cast Of 117 Depicts

Birth In The Manger

Baby Jesus (Ellis Brown), Mary (Alana Rose) and Joseph (Garth Brown) are on the altar at First Presbyterian Church, Cooperstown, at this hour, reenacting the birth of Christ as described in the Gospel of St. Luke. A praiseful angel (Arden Brown) is at the family’s side. Tom Heitz, an usher this evening, said 117 members of the congregation are participating in the pageant, directed by Thom Rhodes. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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