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Christmas carolers awaken Woodland neighborhood

In the days leading up to Christmas, Duluth Bible Church Girlship group took to the Woodland neighborhood for a night of caroling. Following their church's eight-year Christmas tradition, the teenage girls knocked on neighbors' doors to give the ...

Carolers from the Duluth Bible Church Girlship group included: (front row, from left) Jadon Hanna, Lily Smith, Thomas Lammi and Yvonne Myers; (second row, from left) Annalise Jones, Abby Stegall, Samantha Bailey; (third row, from left) Jessica Jones, Amanda Schmitz, Stephanie Hanna, Chloe Thomas; (fourth row, from left) Julia Dylla, Ann Lammi, Hanna Peterson, Eliana Lammi; (back row, from left) Mary Smith, Elizabeth Jones, Jane Dylla, Lydia Bailey, Kristina Bock and Megan Francisco.

By News Tribune

December 30, 2016 at 8:51 AM

In the days leading up to Christmas, Duluth Bible Church Girlship group took to the Woodland neighborhood for a night of caroling. Following their church's eight-year Christmas tradition, the teenage girls knocked on neighbors' doors to give the gift of song as well as holiday cards and a Bible verse. They ended up reaching 11 families throughout the night, singing Christmas carols like "Joy to the World" and "Silent Night."