The simple Christmas decorations at Trinity Methodist Church Penang. (Left pic) Sarah and her husband Imanuel decorating the 3m-tall Christmas tree at St Mark’s Church Butterworth.
MANy churches in Penang are now decked with the finest Christmas trimmings but a few are opting to use recyclable materials.
Wesley Methodist Church Butterworth in Permatang Pauh has embarked on an all-paper decoration theme this year.
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The simple Christmas decorations at Trinity Methodist Church Penang. (Left pic) Sarah and her husband Imanuel decorating the 3m-tall Christmas tree at St Mark’s Church Butterworth.
Haupt (standing second right) and Yharina (standing second left) along with young volunteers decorating the Christmas tree at St George’s Church Penang in Farquhar Street.
The nativity stable made with plywood, twigs, brown kraft paper and wood pieces at St Anne’s Church Bukit Mertajam.
Church of Divine Mercy Sg Ara volunteers showing Christmas wreaths made of old CDs.
Father Martin (in red T-shirt) joining volunteers to add the finishing touches to a nativity stable made from twigs and dried grass.
Sybil (standing left) and other volunteers showing their handmade paper pinwheels hanging on the Christmas tree at Wesley Methodist Church Butterworth.
Church members checking out the nativity stable made from recyclable materials at Cathedral of the Holy Spirit.
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