Eleven folks enjoyed some karaoke sing-a-long, duets and solos on June 20, in the parlor. While there were snacks to be had, the group focused largely on the music and sang from 6:30 p.m. until after 8:30 p.m.
Music ranged from country, to Broadway, to hymns, to the 60s.
Thanks to Jean Knue for organizing and Ken Clark for the use of his Karaoke machine, and to everyone for food contributions and helping to clean up.
Ken and Pat Clark will join us as we revel in each other’s company and share our love of music at 6:30 p.m. on June 20.
Everyone is welcome, and no one will be forced to perform.
Those who do want to share their musical gifts may bring CDs with their music, may use some that we have to share, or sing a cappella.
Lacreisha James, Tameisha James, and Aerin Johnson wait to be called to the podium in Webster Groves High School’s graduation ceremony on Mary 15, 2015 at Moss Field.
The team of Wyndy McRoy, Mark Davidson, Becky Davidson, Sadie Davidson, and Kimberly Davidson emerged victorious with over 60 points.
Questions were provided by Aerin Johnson, Barbara Jones, Mark Davidson, Howard Trump, Joe McRoy, Becky Davidson, Bill Kuykendall and Donald Johnson.
Thanks to Jean Knue for organizing the event and to everyone for bringing snackage.
WGBC members participate in Walk MS: St. Louis 2015 on April 19, in Forest Park.
To support research for and help to address the challenges of those affected by MS, members of Webster Groves Baptist Church participated in Walk MS. St. Louis 2015 on April 19, in Forest Park.
The first Walk MS took place in 1988 in Minnesota. That walk raised $216,000 toward research and service programs for people with MS.
Today, Walk MS events raise $50 million a year with more than 330,000 people participating..
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