Christmas Festival at Evangelical School

20/12/2025

The students conveyed the Christmas message with music and joy at the festival on December 19th.

All students at Evangelical School—from Playroom to High School—participated in the school's 2024 Christmas festival. The celebration took place on December 19th at the Vida Nueva Center sports center in Ciriza. Starting at 7:00 p.m. the students conveyed the true message of Christmas to us through various songs and praises. The celebration concluded with remarks from the principal and a moment of gratitude.

The evening began promptly with a welcome from the presenters, which introduced to the Playroom students, ages 3 to 5. Together with their teachers, they danced and sang two songs that encouraged the audience to praise God.

Then it was the turn of the Primary students, who surprised everyone with two songs and a Christmas carol. The songs were "Emanuel," performed with vocals and musical accompaniment, and "Hallelujah," with a stronger instrumental presence, featuring flutes, bells, chinchines, and triangles. The finale of the triad was "Silent Night," a classic during this time of year that, combined with the two previous songs and emphasized the message already conveyed by their Ludoteca colleagues: to celebrate the coming of Christ into the world.

The middle and high school students impressed the audience with an a cappella song in English, "Standing Up for the Right," and "Hallelujah, the Savior Was Born," in which they used xylophones and snare drums and played with the diverse range of voices of all the students.

The final musical performance brought together the entire High School, who danced and sang the song "Joyful," expressing their joy and gratitude for being able to praise God and receive His salvation. The atmosphere created was one of intense joy and worship, enhanced by the applause of the audience.

Finally, the principal of the Evangelical School spoke to express gratitude for all the efforts and expressed words of faith and encouragement, focusing on God's purpose for this generation of students. Parents also took the opportunity to thank the teachers, the principal, and all those who, in one way or another, participate in the continued growth of this God-given project that the school represents, with a few words and a Christmas basket. The event ended with a prayer by Pastor Luis, which was joined by the principal, teachers, students and their families.