SPECIAL TO THE PINNACLE The Chuch of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Choir starts off the Christmas Concert at San Benito High School.

Members from a few local churches and many local arts
organizations gathered together to put on a community Christmas
concert. This year’s theme was

Let Us Adore Him,

directed by Amy Oelrich. Combined with her extensive experience
as a performer, teacher, and concert director, the event may become
San Benito County’s annual Christmas performing arts
celebration.
This cooperative effort serves as a witness to the ideal of
Christian unity, said Tonia Sunseri, a member of the public affairs
council for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Morgan
Hill California Stake, in a press release.
Members from a few local churches and many local arts organizations gathered together to put on a community Christmas concert. This year’s theme was “Let Us Adore Him,” directed by Amy Oelrich. Combined with her extensive experience as a performer, teacher, and concert director, the event may become San Benito County’s annual Christmas performing arts celebration.

This cooperative effort serves as a witness to the ideal of Christian unity, said Tonia Sunseri, a member of the public affairs council for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Morgan Hill California Stake, in a press release.

Many different traditions coming together to share the Christmas spirit, and provide free entertainment to the whole community.

Victor Gomez, a city council member, welcomed the audience of the inaugural San Benito Community Christmas Concert held at a packed San Benito High auditorium Dec.4. Performers from throughout the county joined together in a celebration of the Christmas spirit through song and dance. The variety of entertainment provided included performances by the following groups:

-The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Choir

-Ballet Folklorico Maripoza,

-Grace Bible Church Quartet,

-USA Sports GLEE

-Oriana Chorale

-South Valley Suzuki String Academy

-Heidi Henderson-Vocal Solo

-First Presbyterian Church Choir

-Hollister Men’s Ensemble

The audience joined in singing “Silent Night” during the show’s grand finale.

Following the concert, all were invited to a reception outside the auditorium for refreshments and an opportunity to begin celebrating with friends and family.

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