The statue of baby Jesus was stolen from downtown's nativity scene behind U.S. Bank on West St. Germain Street Thursday afternoon. Now those at the Stearns History Museum are sounding the alarm ...

If the person, or persons, who did this, have any love in their hearts at all, they will return the baby." Anyone with information is asked to contact the borough at 717-850-0790.

Baby Jesus has been 'kidnapped' from his holy manger and now locals are in a holy tease. Residents in the south east Cornwall village of Lerryn, near Lostwithiel have been left outraged (albeit in ...

The new baby will be used in the future. The stolen Baby Jesus, which was taken earlier this month, has not been found. The nativity has been put away for the season due to the expected rain.

One of my big favorites is Away in a Manger, whose existence was first recorded in 1882. “Away in the manger/ no crib for a bed/ the little Lord Jesus/ laid down his sweet head.” ...

The video starts in a small town in Mexico, where children are playing soccer and images from the Nativity are on the wall beside them — baby Jesus in a manger and angels in the heavens. Children play ...

The Baby Jesus figurine reported stolen Sunday anonymously dropped off at Poudre Fire Station Fort Collins, along with an apology note. Colorado, Christmas, holidays ...

Baby Jesus was still missing from a Red Lion borough manger scene as of Thursday afternoon. According to a Red Lion Borough facebook post, the painted figurine laying in straw on the square in Red ...

Every year we set up a traditional manger scene near our Christmas tree. There are Mary and Joseph, a shepherd and a few sheep, three wise men and at least one camel, and the baby Jesus.

“Dressing baby Jesus in a keffiyeh is not only a cynical exploitation of the manger scene for political and propagandistic purposes, but it is also an absurd rewriting of history,” Dr. André ...

The Nativity scene shows baby Jesus wrapped in a keffiyeh and placed in a rubble to show solidarity with the people of Gaza on Dec. 24, 2023 in the Evangelical Lutheran Christmas Church in ...

To you they cried out and were saved” (vv. 4–5). And as Jesus looked out from the cross, he could see the very one who had swaddled him back at the manger—his mother.