Singing Practice August 12th


August 12th 2 PM

JW Songs - Saturday's Program
Venue to be confirmed
Tea, Coffee afterwards

Bring something for afternoon tea

9:30  Song No. 76 How Does It Make You Feel?
10:50  Song No. 119 We Must Have Faith
12:15 Song No. 38 He Will Make You Strong
1:45 Song No. 111 Our Reasons for Joy
2:40  Song No. 60 It Means Their Life
4:50  Song No. 3 Our Strength, Our Hope, Our Confidence




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