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The day was organised by Lydia Taylor, the music leader at St Mary's, and she had drawn together a wonderful choir made up of singers from a number of local churches. They had had a little bit of rehearsal beforehand, or must have done, because they were so good! It was also wonderful to have a couple of their 'larger than life' characters take on smaller solo roles such as Goliath.
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The following morning Helen returned to the church to take part in the morning service, leading the choir in a couple of the psalms from the musical. It was a special service for the church because a vicar from Kenya had come to share with them for a week. The local vicar, Stewart, was wonderfully supportive. It was a privilege to work in a small rural church that was really working hard and making progress in its mission to the local area.
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