BBC's TV Nativity is coming to St Paul's in Camberley

The film takes a fresh look at the biblical account of the birth of Jesus Christ. In Nazareth a carpenter, Joseph, courts teenager Mary. A shepherd, Thomas, struggles under heavy taxation. Magi gather to discuss a great event foretold in the stars. All is brought together when Mary is visited by an angel and told she will give birth to the Son of God.

St Paul's in Camberley is screening the 2010 BBC TV series (now released as a 2 hour film) on Saturday 10th December at 4.00pm on their extra large screen. No tickets are required, just turn up. Goody bags will be supplied on arrival, with refreshments after the film. Children are welcome.

Organiser, John Barker says: "This is an opportunity to see a good film showing the first ever Christmas, to meet new people at St Paul's and to invite friends and neighbours to a film that could be helpful to them spiritually."

To find out more about this and other events at St Paul's, please visit stpaulscamberley.org.uk or contact the office on 01276 700210 or media@stpaulscamberley.org.uk

Date: Saturday, December 10, 2011