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A Connie Maxwell Christmas
Phone: (864) 942-1400
City: Greenwood
Region: Midlands
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A Connie Maxwell Christmas
Take a moment with family and friends to drive through the campus of Connie Maxwell Children's Home in Greenwood, SC. The night will be filled with lights of the holiday as each cottage along with other beautiful buildings will be brightly lit with images of Christmas. Horse-drawn and tractor-drawn wagons rides start beside Connie Maxwell Baptist Church. Storytellers who are Connie Maxwell alumni and staff will share stories from the past and present. A live nativity scene will be presented behind Connie Maxwell Baptist Church. Music performances will be presented in the church.
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