Psalms Calling a New Order at St Stephen's Church
Area religion news covers the Arts Ensemble of Lancaster Theological Seminary presenting Psalms at St Stephen's United Church of Christ Highfield on Jan 12 at 11 am as a joint Sabillasville Charge worship. Directed by Daryl Hollinger the program blends music story drama and dance to depict psalms as poetry heralding a new age and values.
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