Video projectors create the set by casting images of the Holy Land, artwork, angels and the actors onto cloud-like boards. We have over 40 teenagers involved in the production. It shows a believer and two college students at a park band shell to see holiday music and drama performances. The final message is that the only way to have true peace is to know that Lord Jesus Christ is in control and still lives in the heart of the believer. The church has added a touch of its own to the musical, a traditional manger scene to the musical.
Most people live by breaking into warehouses, supermarkets and stores to scavenge.
Strangers are not trusted. And believers whose parents or grandparents were Christians have distorted, sometimes humorous understandings of why they meet for a Christ Mass, exchange presents, drink punch, and hope for peace and good will. Much of the story is about his acceptance of the stranger. The crux of it is acceptance, accepting 'Loner' into the group, and the unity and peace that comes from that. A Sunday matinee is sold out.