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MOUNTAINTOP HOLIDAY EXTRAVAGANZA IN WINDHAM - Living Faith Community Church Taps Area Talent
WINDHAM - Leona Chase, with her guitar and soft voice, took listeners to a place far “Away In a Manger.”
Living Faith Community Church worship team was the host band for the show, singing praise and thankfulness.
Sisters Jade and Sophia Ryan (left to right) appropriately performed a version of “Sisters” brimming with pizzaz.
Two talking heads were better than one - and more fun - for the audience as Ruthie Welch and her wood and plaster-of-Paris puppet “Donnie” brought their highly entertaining ventriloquism act to the event. Ruthie’s maiden name is Vining, attending Living Faith Community Church as a child, growing up in the hamlet of Maplecrest and graduating from Windham-Ashland-Jewett school in 1977, now working as a nurse and living in Coxsackie.
Living Faith Community Church worship team was the host band for the show, singing praise and thankfulness.
Sisters Jade and Sophia Ryan (left to right) appropriately performed a version of “Sisters” brimming with pizzaz.
Two talking heads were better than one - and more fun - for the audience as Ruthie Welch and her wood and plaster-of-Paris puppet “Donnie” brought their highly entertaining ventriloquism act to the event. Ruthie’s maiden name is Vining, attending Living Faith Community Church as a child, growing up in the hamlet of Maplecrest and graduating from Windham-Ashland-Jewett school in 1977, now working as a nurse and living in Coxsackie.