Weatherford Democrat

Religion

November 19, 2009

Music to be shared with others

WEATHERFORD – The public is cordially invited to share a down-home type Thanksgiving concert this Saturday evening from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Weatherford Seventh-day Adventist Church Chapel. Lead concert singer and guitar player will be Carlos Arellano, accompanied by his mother, Cecilia.

Featured music will be some of the old or all-time favorites of the Christian heritage plus a taste of original compositions by Carlos Arellano. Arellano is prepared to sing in Spanish as well as in English.

Everyone is invited to come dressed as you are.

The church is located at 201 Eden Road in north Weatherford, one block east of North Main.

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