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Kodiak Churches
Unite To Present
Christmas Story
NAVAL STATION, Kodiak, —
In a unique demonstration of the
unity of Christianity, the western
churches and the eastern Russian
Orthodox Church are pooling
their talents and resources to
stage a nativity pageant in the
large naval station gymnasium in
Kodiak this Christmas.
Under the direction of the
naval station’s Protestant chap
lain’s wife, Mrs. Ethel MacPhee,
the pageant will include 150 peo
ple from all seven of Kodiak’s
church groups. Presenting the pa
geant on two nights, the 22nd and
23rd of December, the group is
emphasizing the international
spirit of the “greatest story ever
told.”
The series of nine tableaus de
picting the Nativity will be cli
maxed by children representing
all the countrys of the world rep
resenting their homage to Christ.
Between the familiar Yuletide
carols that have filled Christmas
stories in the west since literally
the year One, old Slavic hymns
will be sung by the Russian choir.
The choirs will come from the
station Protestant and Catholic
churches, St. Mary’s Catholic
Church, the First Baptist Church
of Kodiak, members of the Chris
tian Science group in town, and
the Russian Orthodox Church,
and the Church of God of Kodiak.
The naval station will have its
regular church services on Christ
mas Eve at 7:00, candlelight Com
munion at the Protestant Hill
Side Chapel, and Midnight Mass
at the chapel “Star of the Sea.”
SILENT NIGHT
Ni-chew-we-chewak oo-nauk
Ip-key-chewak oo-nauk
Ee-loo-ha-nee Koo-nee-u-toak
Ee-loo-ha-nee Kou-roak
Oo-na-taw-nee nee-vea-seeya
hoe-rum ee-lee-ko-raw
Ip-key-chewak ee-nee-oo-ka-me
ee-lee-cheya-toak
Chee-neek-toak pak-ma-ne suna
kee-newe-oo-nee
Chee-neek-toak pak-ma-nee suna
key-newe-oo-nee.
CORDIAL
GREETINGS
And All Good
Wishes to
Mrs. Fannie Walluk
and son Wilbur
YULETIDE SEASON
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