Daniel and the Den of Lions

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Last week was the annual children’s cantata at our church.  Each spring the kids perform a cantata depicting one of the great stories from the Bible.  In recent years they have told the stories of Esther, David, and Nicodemus.  This year the cantata was the story of Daniel, and how God save him from the den of lions.  I wanted to write a post last week about the cantata, but being that last week I was knee deep in final papers I couldn’t find the energy.

 

This afternoon the members of our children’s choir took their show on the road and performed their cantata for a group living at the Franke Home.  Franke Home is one of the Lutheran homes for assisted and independent living, located near the beach in Mt. Pleasant, SC.  The kids were much more relaxed this week than they were while performing for our congregation, and today’s group made a big fuss over them when it was over.  There’s nothing like having a huge room filled with “grandparents” offering punch and cookies.

Sorry the pics are a bit out of focus.  The room needed more light, but I didn’t want to use a flash.  Plus, I tried to stay out of the way during the cantata.  Katie is the girl with the $ on her hat.  She played “Taxalot” the kingdom’s treasurer.  Rachel had a couple of parts; she was a town’s person and also a lion.  As you might imagine, they changed the story just a bit.

 

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