Pella Christian High’s music department featured the junior choir, concert choir, and concert band in a Christmas concert directed by Ron Zwiers and Tim Van Voorst. The groups performed individually and together with the theme of “The Wonder of His Love.” The evening’s final number featured all groups along with members from the audience joining together in the “Hallelujah Chorus.” Pictured – Band Director Ron Zwiers leading the audience along with the other musical groups in a number of familiar Christmas selections.
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Pella Christian High’s music department featured the junior choir, concert choir, and concert band in a Christmas concert directed by Ron Zwiers and Tim Van Voorst. The groups performed individually and together with the theme of “The Wonder of His Love.” The evening’s final number featured all groups along with members from the audience joining together in the “Hallelujah Chorus.” Pictured – Band Director Ron Zwiers leading the audience along with the other musical groups in a number of familiar Christmas selections. Kenn Krpan
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