Sacred Concert Brings Community Together
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The Symphony Band at Loma Linda Academy.
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Natasha Thomas, 8th grade, on harp during the Song Beneath the Cross of Jesus.
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High School Principal, Pastor Robert Skoretz speaking on the value of a Christian education and the need for student aid.
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Pro Musica performed a few beautiful songs under the direction of Kristian Leukert.
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The Junior High Chamber Singers performed a song in dedication to victims of natural disasters.
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Loma Linda Academy had a Sacred Concert at the University Church on Saturday.
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Parents were proudly taking video and pictures throughout the performance.
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LLE 5th Grade Choir performed Goliath under the direction of Czarina Francisco.
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Loma Linda University Sanctuary Herald Trumpets joined the ensemble to perform the Battle Hymn of the Republic.
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Parents and friends gave a resounding applause and standing ovation at the end of the thrilling performance.
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Wind Symphony performed Sanctuary and "Give Us This Day" at the concert.
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Wind Symphony of Loma Linda Academy.
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All the groups joined at the end for a finale performance.
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