Young voices unite in song for South Coast Hospice
The voices unite in song to celebrate life, support families and ease suffering.
Beautiful, heartwarming songs were sung by children in various school choirs during the Voices for Hospice fundraiser on October 8.
It was held at Norwegian Settlers’ Church (NSC), with the national anthem sung by all the choirs to get things started.
Then there was a What a Wonderful World solo by NSC worship leader Lizanne Nair to set the tone for Suid-Natal Junior’s Saam sal ons die Here prys and Soos ‘n Wildsbok.
Creston College sang Bring me a Little Water and Just Be Kind
Port Shepstone Junior Primary upped the tempo with Joy and Asimbonanga, much to the delight of everyone.
Izotsha Primary sang Jerusalema and Better Place … and then Jerusalema again, to round things off.
Voices for Hospice raises awareness in the community about the compassion and care hospice brings to those facing serious illness.
The voices unite in song to celebrate life, support families and ease suffering.
All funds raised go directly toward patient care offered to the community by South Coast Hospice.
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