A volunteer keeps heating barrels running on Dec. 7 outside of the Clinton Bible Fellowship. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem on Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The event, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Volunteers portraying the three wise men stand outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7, entertaining visitors during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Volunteers portraying Roman soldiers stand outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7, demanding tax payments from visitors entering Bethlehem during the Walk Through Bethlehem event.. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying a fish seller interacts with visitors outside of the Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event.. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying an oil seller engages with visitors ioutside of the Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying an oil seller engages with visitors ioutside of the Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying an oil seller engages with visitors ioutside of the Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

A Roman soldier stops to inspect goods at a fruit seller’s stand outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying a fruit and vegetable seller engages with visitors outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying a fruit and vegetable seller engages with visitors outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

An actor portraying a fruit and vegetable seller engages with visitors outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Three women gather at a scene by a well outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7, with the Star of Bethlehem shining in the background during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Three women gather at a scene by a well outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7, with the Star of Bethlehem shining in the background during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Three women gather at a scene by a well outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7, with the Star of Bethlehem shining in the background during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Roman soldiers stand guard at a gate outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event, as visitors pass through the scene. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

A Roman soldier stands guard at a gate outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event, as visitors pass through the scene. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Visitors approach a scene of Mary and Joseph with the baby Jesus outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Visitors approach a scene of Mary and Joseph with the baby Jesus outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Visitors approach a scene of Mary and Joseph with the baby Jesus outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

Visitors approach a scene of Mary and Joseph with the baby Jesus outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News

The church pastor speaks to visitors outside Clinton Bible Fellowship on Dec. 7 during the Walk Through Bethlehem event, sharing the story of Jesus' birth. Clinton Bible Fellowship hosted its Walk Through Bethlehem the nights of Dec. 6 and Dec. 7, drawing 400 visitors. The walk through, now in its sixth year, featured actors and village scenes depicting a night shortly after Jesus’ birth. Wesley Bunnell/Harbor News