Holiday Concert To Benefit Safe Harbor
Dec. 16, 2015
Musicians at two local churches are looking to make the holidays a little more joyful for the community's homeless population. Billie Thompson of Bethlehem Lutheran Church and Katherine Will of Grace Episcopal Church will present a collaborative concert, Carols and Carols, this weekend. The performances will benefit Safe Harbor, an organization of churches and community groups which provide food and shelter for the homeless during the winter months. Both churches serve as host sites.
The concerts will feature the Bethlehem Bell Choir, the steel-pan drum ensemble Steel to Gold, the Bethlehem Adult Choir and Grace Church's Chancel Choir and Joyful Noise. There are two opportunities to see the performance: at Bethlehem Lutheran Church (1050 Peninsula Dr.) on Sat., Dec. 19, at 7pm and at Grace Episcopal Church (341 Washington) on Sun., Dec. 20, at 3pm. A free-will offering will be collected.
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