Grace Lutheran nativity scene an EK Christmas tradition

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East Kildonan residents know that Christmas is near when they drive past Grace Lutheran Church this time of year.

Each year for the past 60 years, a handmade wooden nativity scene has adorned the yard at 211 Kimberly Ave.

“It was constructed in the old church (community hall) in the fall of 1962 by brother-in-laws Albert Langner, Ken Mutcher, and Jake Bay,” said lifelong area resident Les Langner, son of Albert. “The new church was built the following year.”

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                                Each year for the past 60 years, a handmade wooden nativity scene has adorned yard at Grace Lutheran Church (211 Kimberly Ave.) come Christmastime.

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Each year for the past 60 years, a handmade wooden nativity scene has adorned yard at Grace Lutheran Church (211 Kimberly Ave.) come Christmastime.

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