Handel’s Messiah

Diane and I were privileged to sing with the Nauvoo community choir and orchestra. We performed Handel’s Messiah at the Carthage Legacy theater.  It is amazing that such small communities can put together a nice program like this.  Many of the orchestra members were from Quincy, Illinois.  

We made friends with serveral members of the Nauvoo Methodist Church.  We held our practices in their church for weeks prior to the event.  

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Diane and I are both in this picture taken by Elder Thorpe who serves with us in the Family History Center.  His wife is on the top row.  

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