We should sing
THEIR praises
 Group member Jim Macleod was delighted with the result. He said, “We had a great response, the place was packed. We took a lot of money in on the door, but even people who couldn’t come along sent donations.
“The evening followed a theme of life to death, with songs, readings and poetry.
“It was upbeat and joyous at times, but then also quiet and reflective.
“It went down very well with everyone — people keep asking when the next one will be happening.”
It shouldn’t be too long. The group has been together for eight years and their high spirits and loud voices have never gone to waste.
Every year they hold a praise night to raise money for charity, and this time our Hospice Appeal was the lucky recipient.
Jim added, “We all knew about the first hospice, Rachel House, and think it’s great there’s going to be another at Loch Lomond.
“It was really too good an opportunity for us to miss.” |
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Debbie Pratt hands the praise group’s cheque to CHAS representative Debbie Traynor.
