Sing Out And Celebrate!
Published: December 17th, 2012

Sing Out and Celebrate!

Frank Speziale Photo

The Broad Street United Methodist Church played host to the Norwich Area Interfaith Council’s annual Christmas concert – “Sing Out and Celebrate” Sunday night. The concert featured choirs from Norwich, Oxford and Green churches.


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