PIERRE — A holiday tradition is returning to Resurrection Lutheran Church. The church will again be holding it’s living Nativity scene on December 1tth. The event includes the use of live animals in city limits which requires approval from the Pierre City Commission. Sam Missile with Resurrection Lutheran says the scene was suspended two years ago due to Covid-19…
Missile and his family will be playing parts in the Nativity scene along with a scattering of animals…
One animal not a part of this year’s scene is a period appropriate camel…
The animals will be enclosed during the Nativity and Commissioner Jamie Huizenga says it’s never been a problem in the past…
The living Nativity begins at 5:30pm on the 11th of December with a free-will donation soup supper at the Church.
