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Hosannah 2019 was delightful
Sisters Lori-Anne and Siedonia Brown performing at Hosannah 2019.
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BY RORY DALEY Observer writer  
April 20, 2019

Hosannah 2019 was delightful

ORGANISERS of Hosannah 2019: A Festival of Praise are pleased with last Sunday’s staging held at The Church of St Mary the Virgin on Molynes Road in St Andrew.

The annual event is a fundraiser for the church ministries, Sunday school, younth ministry, and upgrading of the church’s facilities.

“The success of the event in presentation is what matters most. The church is proud of the production and the visitors were delighted,” Leslie Mowatt, pastor of The Church of St Mary the Virgin, told the Jamaica Observer.

The event saw stirring religious performances. Solo acts, including DiMario McDowell, Davian Clarke, and Kevin Williams, kept the audience engaged. For those wanting the more congregational experience, the Church of the Resurrection Choir and the church’s own chorale filled that spot.

Mowatt said the feedback from those in attendance was positive. He indicated that many guests stayed to the end, despite the event running past its two-hour schedule.

“From early indications, the audience was extremely appreciative. There have been numerous calls of congratulations to the team and looking to next year already,” he said.

The pastor is hoping its concert will raise much-needed funds.

“The final returns within the fortnight will tell that story,” he said.

Head of The Church of St Mary the Virgin, Pastor Leslie Mowatt, adding his own flavour to the musical programme of Hosannah 2019.
The Church of the Resurrection Choir lifting their voices at Hosannah 2019 held at The Church of St Mary the Virgin in St Andrew last Sunday. (Photos: Rory Daley)

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