From Post staff reports

Another Christmas tradition opens tonight as the Lebanon Cumberland Presbyterian Church presents “Journey to Bethlehem,” a live Nativity offering scenes that can be viewed as you drive through the parking lot.

This is the 27th year the church has presented the live Nativity which has grown from one to 10 scenes and features camels, oxen, donkeys and sheep. Church members portray the persons in the story about the birth of Jesus.

From Post staff reports

Another Christmas tradition opens tonight as the Lebanon Cumberland Presbyterian Church presents “Journey to Bethlehem,” a live Nativity offering scenes that can be viewed as you drive through the parking lot.

This is the 27th year the church has presented the live Nativity which has grown from one to 10 scenes and features camels, oxen, donkeys and sheep. Church members portray the persons in the story about the birth of Jesus.

You can listen to narration and music as you drive through on radio station 89.9 FM. A love offering is optional, and all monies donated will be given to missions.

“Journey to Bethlehem” is open from 7 until 9 tonight and Saturday at the church at 522 Castle Heights Ave., on the corner at Leeville Pike, in Lebanon.