Software First Christmas Screensaver download

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(BELOW!) FREE DOWNLOAD LINKS FOR:  First Christmas Screensaver 1.2
Bring a beautiful classic Nativity to your desktop. Hand-painted scenery comes to life with animated characters: Mary and Joseph attend the baby Jesus while sheep and donkey watch from their stalls. Candlelight flickers in Bethlehem and the guiding star shines above. An original a cappella version of Silent Night completes the scene. A pay version of the screensaver includes three animated scenes and two additional songs.
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Bring a beautiful classic Nativity to your desktop. Mary and Joseph attend the baby Jesus. An original a cappella version of Silent Night completes the scene. A pay version of the screensaver includes three animated scenes and two additional songs.

(Bring the classic Nativity to your desktop with Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus.)

This is the download page for First Christmas Screensaver - The First Christmas screensaver brings a beautiful classic Nativity to your desktop. The hand-painted scenery comes to life as animated characters re-enact the birth of Christ. In a stable at the outskirts of Bethlehem, Mary and Joseph attend the sleeping baby Jesus. Sheep and donkey watch over the child in the manger, as a little owl and doves nest in the rafters. Mice scamper about the stable, candlelight flickers in the city, and the guiding star shines brilliantly above. Soothing music completes the scene - an original a cappella version of Silent Night. A pay-for enhanced version of the screensaver includes three animated scenes. The Holy Family is visited by shepherds, the Magi, and an Angel, while two additional songs (What Child is This?, Dona Nobis Pacem) play to celebrate the joy of the season.

 

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