Seasonal & Holidays
Living Nativity Scene Monday at Sufism Reoriented Sanctuary
It is located in Saranap, the unincorporated neighborhood between Walnut Creek and Lafayette.

WALNUT CREEK, CA — A "living nativity" recreating the stable/manger setting of the birth of Jesus, will be staged from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Sufism Reoriented sanctuary, at 11 White Horse Court (near the intersection of Boulevard Way and Kinney Drive) in Saranap, the unincorporated neighborhood between Walnut Creek and Lafayette.
A mother, father and baby will play the roles of Mary, Joseph and the newborn Jesus. Among the stable animals will be a camel, a donkey, a sheep, a cow, a llama plus goats and alpacas.
A chorus will offer seasonal music, images of the Nativity will be projected in the sanctuary and
refreshments will be served.
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