New Christmas Musicals

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• Cover
• We're Glad You Came
• To Change the World
• Come, Thou Long-Expected Jesus
• O Night Divine Medley
• We're Glad You Came
• That First Cry
• When I Think of Bethlehem
• Everything's New
• For You Alone
• Underscore
• Finale