My son has scaled the children's Nativity play hierarchy at our small village church. He began participating in the annual play four years ago and was always assigned to the role of a shepherd. This year he was chosen to be Joseph.
Though my son enjoyed his new role, he informed that playing Joseph had pushed him to the limits of his acting abilities. His biggest challenge? Pretending to be a loving husband to the "silly, annoying girl" who had been cast to play Mary. To his credit, he managed to pull it off quite convincingly.
His performance filled me with hope.
I mean, if my son can convincingly pull off being the loving husband of a "silly, annoying girl", well, then I guess there's no limit to the Good that is possible.
I wish everyone a Happy Christmas.
Though my son enjoyed his new role, he informed that playing Joseph had pushed him to the limits of his acting abilities. His biggest challenge? Pretending to be a loving husband to the "silly, annoying girl" who had been cast to play Mary. To his credit, he managed to pull it off quite convincingly.
His performance filled me with hope.
I mean, if my son can convincingly pull off being the loving husband of a "silly, annoying girl", well, then I guess there's no limit to the Good that is possible.
I wish everyone a Happy Christmas.
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