Rimbey Christian School concert

Fingerprints students entertain

Fingerprints students entertain

Fingerprints Play School students Jayden Trudeau, Kaden Peacock, Megan Buwalda and Tenley Buwalda perform during the Rimbey Christian School’s Christmas program Dec. 21 at the Church of the Nazarene.

Students from each grade participated in the Come in From the Cold Christmas musical.

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