By Merry Stahel
Here's the church, here's the steeple…this little Nativity is about 3 inches high. The church lifts off and the Holy Family is depicted underneath. Part of the stand was broken in a move, and later by our dog, Ember, but I glued it back together. Made in Mexico of clay, it was given to me by my daughter.
The song is The Little Drummer Boy (African Tribal Version) sung by Alex Boye and featuring The Genesis Choir
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0mT-zNxRMw
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