2009-07-22 / Front Page

The African Children’s Choir to Perform in Savannah

The African Children’s Choir The African Children’s Choir The internationally acclaimed African Children’s Choir will be performing a free community concert in Savannah.

Don’t miss your opportunity to see the internationally acclaimed African Children’s Choir perform on Wednesday, July 29th – 7:00PM at Isle of Hope Baptist Church, 22 Rose Ave.

For 25 years the African Children's Choir has shown the world that Africa’s children have unlimited potential, they just need a little assistance.

The African Children's Choir has entertained millions at community concerts and special events around the world.

Performances on American Idol, Good Morning America and Ellen have taken their stories of hope to billions.

Other notable performances include Nashville4Africa, Live 8 in London, Nelson Mandela’s 46664 concert, and special concerts for President George W. Bush, Kofi Annan, and members of the UN.

As ambassadors, the children in the Choir represent millions of children living on a continent in turmoil.

“The children in the Choir represent millions of children in Africa.” says Choir Founder Ray Barnett. “They are bright, articulate and motivated. We believe they can make a difference.”

All of the Choir children have come from extreme poverty; many have lost at least one parent. Yet in spite of their circumstances the children radiate hope! Barnett says, “The needs among African children are so great because of war and the AIDS pandemic sweeping across the continent, yet these children are so full of joy. They truly are hope to the nations.”

Admission is free! A free-will offering is collected at each concert to support education, care and emergency relief for over 7,000 children in Uganda, Kenya, South Africa, Rwanda, Nigeria, Ghana and Southern Sudan.

The children will receive a quality education, leadership training and spiritual ministry that builds on the unique international exposure received while abroad, and the children will be supported until they have completed post-secondary school.

For more information on the African Children's Choir, visit www.africanchildrenschoir.c om, or call toll-free: 1-877- 532-865

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