Today I share the final post of my visit to the No Room at the Inn nativity exhibit that Chris and I were able to attend a few weeks ago at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church here in Brevard, NC. It was such an amazing event and we were so happy that we were able to fit it into our schedule.
The details in this one were just amazing.
The animals in this one were just precious.
Look at those faces!
There were quite a few stained glass nativities on display and this one was especially pretty.
These figures are actually in my childhood nativity set but in a slightly larger size so they must have been a popular style at that time.
I thought this one was really special -jewelry featuring the nativity scene.
How about this one featuring dogs as all of the figures in the scene? How special is this one?
I love the expressions on the faces on this one.
I hope you have enjoyed this series. Tell me, which one is your favorite today? Comment for a Cause for Conserving Carolina.
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Leave a commentThe second one with all that detail is stunning. Beautiful work for sure and a treasure to display.
There were so many wonderful ones!
Just lovely! What a treat it must have been to see all of this! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for stopping by to view them!
I guess you probably know that the dog nativity is my favourite! They are all exquisite though. So glad you took so many pictures and shared them with us. xo
Yes! I was partial to the dog nativity as well.
I really enjoyed this nativity series. How long did this event last? Days? One day? This would be a great idea for my church, although I can see it would be a lot of work. How many nativities were there?
The event was 3 days and there were close to 150 nativities involved. They took it down Saturday afternoon after 2 in preparation for Sunday services. It was much larger than the one I organized and so very wonderful.
Thanks for the info.
Oh my goodness! Just amazing!
These have all been wonderful !
I think I like best the detailed, tall thin ones that look as if they were made of bark (were they?).
ohhh, wow, beauuuutiful! how amazing to visit this!!!!! Happyyyy holidays!
Beth Ann, I have so enjoyed these nativities blogs. They all have been so special in their own way. Today, I so liked the necklace one. Amazing!!!