Churches across the country are using Christmas nativity scenes to make political statements and protests, from putting the Holy Family in cages, in a nod to the Southern border crisis, to ...

Cornerstone Christian Fellowship invites the community to experience Christmas around the world with nativity displays from places near and far. “My wife and I have been married 34 years and ...

Ensemble members Tommy Malouf, left, and Annelyse Ahmad perform a scene portraying Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus in the Silk Road Rising production of “Christmas Mubarak” at the Chicago Temple ...

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – A Fort Wayne Church is going all out this weekend with a Christmas nativity scene. First Christian Church at 48-hundred South Calhoun is preparing for its Walk to B… ...

America’s “War on Christmas” has been raging for over a decade, inciting controversies over nativity scenes, Christmas lights, holiday cards and even Starbucks cups. Everyone from The New ...

Scene and heard: Religious freedom groups say ... Klausner said for him it’s about having a local celebration about the meaning of Christmas tied to the start of the annual Gallery Walk ...

And speaking of this seasonal music, we've put together a list of 25 of the best religious Christmas songs! ... to visit the nativity scene. Related: Scriptures on Peace. 3.

When the Rev. Kip Banks' family pulls out its nativity scene each Christmas, the African features of the baby Jesus provide lessons on both the Bible and self-esteem. Banks' 8-year-old son, Kip Jr., ...

Christmas in the Holy Land is celebrated like nowhere else on earth. After all, this is where the events in the life of Jesus, as described in the Gospels, actually took place! December is therefore a ...

Hundreds lined up in the December cold for the 5th annual "The Road to Bethlehem" live nativity event Dec. 15–17 in Fruita, where steaming hot chocolate was served, Christian Christmas carols ...

The nativity scenes that depict the birth and childhood of Jesus are the result of efforts by religious and community leaders who formed the Christmas on Euclid Avenue Committee in 1958.

Though Christmas has religious origins, it’s become a secular—and increasingly commercialized—holiday. That’s sparked concern for centuries, says historian Lisa Jacobson.