Grace Choir Leads MV United Baptist Church in Prayer and Song
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Moreno Valley's United Methodist Church presented the Grace Choir, a mixed single ensemble from the California Baptist University.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: Choral students Rudy Villarreal, Ashley Hofer, Anthony Valenzuela and Elizabeth Wickham lead the audience in praise and worship.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: Jasmine Davis, Corey Hunting, Julianne Frye, Rudy Villarreal and Ashley Hofer continue in their praises.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
(Center) Ashley Hofer, Grace choir leader, explained how she and the rest of the members were happy to lead the audience's prayer requests.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: the mixed ensemble Grace Choir: Jasmine Davis, Corey Hunting, Julianne Frye, Anthony Valenzuela, Ashley Hofer, Rudy Villarreal, Elizabeth Wickham, and pianist Mike Kestler of California Baptist University.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
After the California Baptist University Choir Grace performed, Moreno Valley United Methodist Church filled empty bellies with a variety of foods.
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