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Jesus
'We were watching our
sheep when som.cthing
caught our eye;. 11 a
star right over ytlndcr.
We walked and walked
until' we came to a• barn.
Inside was a light. we
decided_ to go inside-.
Inside was • a young
woman and • a man
kneeling before a haby.in
a manger: The other
shepherd. and I went
.over to see what it was
about. We found out that
the .man's name was
Joseph and the lady's
Warne was Mary.. They had
a cute little baby named
Jesus who was (i00'' son.
\tter• a short •ta.Ik pie
\vent hack to the gracing
lands.
Kirsten .Alen
Grade 4
The Jt!urncy To
Bethlehem,
Ont:.c. upon a time. Mary
and .1 lived in Nai.areth.
N1ary and 1 were going. to
Bethlehem so Mars could
give birth to th.e hahv. We
tinall:y got all packed. We
got the donkey all hooked
up to the buggy. And we
were off and it was slow -
and bumpy. We brought
lots of things to eat. It
was a long way there
until we finally got to
Bethlehem. We found a
Ntable and we asked the
man • who owned the
stable if we could sleep
there. He said yes and we
were so happy. We put
the baby in the manger
and the hay was so soft
and we lived happily ever
after.- .
Devon Taylor
Grade 4B
The Journey To
Bethlehem
"Thud." went the
donkey's feet.- "Come on
donkey." Joseph said, as
the donkey started to
slow down.
1 am the innkeeperof
the inn in Bethlehem and
have I got a story to tell
•you.
Mary and Joseph came
to the inn in Bethlehem
to get a room. but there
.were no empty rooms. I
felt so awful,. having to
turn them down.
4,*
Then 1 remembered
about the stable in the
back. so I told them
about it.
"If you're not particular
about the stay+. there's a
stable at the back. It's not
pretty.• but .it has a roof
over your head."
Mary said "We'll take
it!" They walked out to
the stable hand in hand.
In the morning. I heard
that Mary and Joseph had
a baby boy and they
named him Jesus.
Kimmv Broadfoot
The Journey TO
Bcthlchcm
My name is Joseph and
I am the h'ushand of
Mary. •
We lived in Nazareth
and we• were riding •to
Bethlehem on a donkey. 1
could tell Mary was very
uncomfortable,' humping
up ,and down on a mangy:
old donkey. when in an
hour or so she was going
to give birth to a•bahy. •
When we reached the
inn. I said to Mary. "this
will only take a minute or
so dear."
So I walked up the
bumpy road to the front
door and knocked.
Thud! Thud! Thud!. The
•
innkecper•answercd the
door. Creeeeeeek!
"May I help you""
asked the innkeeper.,
"Yes. you can. I need a
room for my wife and
myself.
The innkeeper had a
sorry look on' his face. Hc
said: "1: m terribly sorry.
We have no more room
left in the inn. But there
iS a stable not far .away."
1 said. "That will do."
I balked. over to Mary
and said. "Mary there, is
no room at the inn. But
there's a nearby stable.•
and th'at's the hest I could
do."
Mary said to • me.
"Joseph. as long as we're
together. I don't mind
where we have our baby."
Slowly. we set out for
the stable.'
To make a long story
short. Mary hada baby
boy and named him
Jesus.
Carly Piett
Grade 4
Christina Zembashi, Grade 4, Huron Centennial School
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