The African Children’s Choir is comprised of 17 children from Uganda ages 8 to 10.
Photo courtesy of the African Children’s Choir
Marking more than four decades of transforming lives through the power of music, education and hope, the African Children’s Choir will stop in Reidsville as part of a 100-city tour.
Photo courtesy of Nancy Lavoie/Covington Wesleyan Church
With a focus on education, the choir is currently caring for several thousand underprivileged children throughout Africa and has been working with vulnerable children for 41 years.
REIDSVILLE — After attending an African Children’s Choir concert last year in Charlotte, as well as one previously in Maine, Nancy Lavoie knew Reidsville and the surrounding communities would be blessed if she could persuade the choir to perform in Reidsville. She and her husband were mesmerized by the energetic children showing the love of Jesus Christ through song and dance. Lavoie is the outreach ministry facilitator at Covington Wesleyan Church in Reidsville and was able to schedule the choir to perform at the church at 7 p.m. September 12.
Marking more than four decades of transforming lives through the power of music, education and hope, the African Children’s Choir will stop in Reidsville as part of a 100-city tour.
Photo courtesy of Nancy Lavoie/Covington Wesleyan Church
With a focus on education, the choir is currently caring for several thousand underprivileged children throughout Africa and has been working with vulnerable children for 41 years.
