A children’s pageant, “The Littlest Star,” and a festive celebration will be part of Christ Church Episcopal’s Epiphany Sunday, Jan. 7, beginning with the 10 a.m. Holy Eucharist. All are welcome to attend the festivities at the church, located in Shrewsbury.

After the service, the Rev. Lisa S. Mitchell will dedicate the renovated rooms in the parish house at the corner of Broad Street and Sycamore Avenue. The traditional Epiphany Party will follow.

The church school rooms have been painted in cheerful, bright colors and feature new ceilings, windows and floors. This year, there is also a new curriculum, “Living the Good News.” Elaine Feyereisen, Little Silver, is in charge of the Sunday School, and Amy Kragh, Eatontown, school coordinator. Feyereisen and Kragh are assisted by a Christian education committee and teachers from the parish.

All children are welcome to attend Sunday School, which is held every Sunday beginning at 9:50 a.m. For more information, call the parish office at (732) 741-2220.

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The Red Bank Catholic High School Performing Arts Department presented two holiday shows at Seabrook Village in Tinton Falls Dec. 17. Junior and senior students performed routines from “The Nutcracker” and “The Radio City Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall,” as well as jazz, contemporary, lyrical, modern, ballet and musical theater numbers. The Doo-Wop Choir sang in a group and performed solos.

Reports are that the audience had a blast singing along.

Stacy Coppola is the school’s dance director and George Powers is the music director. The Evening of Dance and Song raised $1,000 for the Emmanuel Cancer Fund, which fulfills the wishes of pediatric cancer patients. Seabrook, Tinton Falls, is an active adult community.