Keiskamma Gospel Choir to perform Dec. 2
November 25, 2008 2 Comments
An upcoming event on JMU’s campus has special “Be the Change” significance.
The Keiskamma Gospel Choir from South Africa will be coming to campus on Dec. 2. The concert is being coordinated by two of JMU’s “Be the Change” folks, Debra Sutton, health science professor, and Amy Zacaroli (‘88), founder of 25:40, who are bringing the choir to campus as part of commemorating World AIDS Day.
The JMU/25:40 relationship has continued to build since Sutton’s and Zacaroli’s initial meeting, which was featured in the Spring 2008 “Madison.” Amy’s nonprofit worked with Sutton’s study abroad programs this summer, and JMU students got to go with AIDS workers door-to-door in South Africa in the work to help those affected by the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
There’s a blurb about the choir event on MadisonOnline, as well as the full article on Sutton and Zacaroli from “Madison” magazine.
If you’d like to know more about the event, contact Dr. Sutton at suttondl@jmu.edu or Amy at 2540@cox.net.
Just goes to show how the desire to make a difference continues to reverberate!
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Wish all the best for Keiskamma Gospel Choir. I’m the member of KGC. ( Lead singer )
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