<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2KjO1q_1EcbolaK00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2KjO1q_1EcbolaK00" width="324" height="500" ></figure>A powerful celebration of unity and diverse musical traditions will take center stage as Summerville Baptist Church hosts a special Community Choir Concert on Sunday, August 30, at 6 p.m. ET.Designed explicitly as a cross-cultural community collaboration, the evening brings together an ensemble of approximately 50 voices. Co-led by Steve Pace and Likitca Ligon, who both serve on the Phenix City Board of Education, the choir draws primarily from two main church groups while incorporating representatives from various area congregations. Together, they will present a rich, blended tapestry of worship cultures and styles in song, modeling how diverse communities can harmonize through shared faith and music.“Our collaboration is an important factor for me, as an example and expression of community,” said Pace. “We’re drawing primarily on our two choirs but including representatives from other churches in the area to present a mix of worship cultures and styles in song.”The upcoming gathering also marks a major personal milestone for Pace, who is celebrating his 21st year as Minister of Music at Summerville Baptist Church and 45 years in full-time ministry. Living out the message of Christian community beyond the sanctuary, the event will shine a light on the following local non-profit service organizations dedicated to supporting area students, the school system, and families: Communities of Transformation, Helping Families Initiative, and Backpack Buddies.A love offering will be taken during the evening, with proceeds divided equally and fully among these local agencies. Admission is completely free, and the entire community is invited to take part in this cross-cultural evening. A light fellowship will follow immediately after the program in the downstairs Fellowship Hall. For more information, contact Steve Pace directly at space@summervillebc.com.Additionally, the community is invited to a concluding service of Testimonies in Song with Steve Pace and Friends on Sunday, Sept. 20, at 6 p.m., with fellowship to follow.</div></body>

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A powerful celebration of unity and diverse musical traditions will take center stage as Summerville Baptist Church hosts a special Community Choir Concert on Sunday, August 30, at 6 p.m. ET. Designed explicitly as a cross-cultural community collaboration, the evening brings together an ensemble of approximately 50 voices. Co-led by...

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