4
2009
Watoto Children’s Choir (Slideshow)
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Yesterday I had the wonderful opportunity to spend time with the Watoto Children’s Choir from Uganda as they relax before kicking off the tour of New Zealand. My wife and daugther were with me as well.
They are an amazing bunch of youngsters who are so full of life. Each of them has a gripping story to tell.
While there, I snapped some pictures. Sadly, I made a basic mistake and didn’t realize that I had my camera set at its lowest resolution. I wasn’t on my game so didn’t get as many good shots as I would have liked, but hopefully what I did get captures some of who these children are.
To find out when they might be near you, check out their tour schedule. They are worth seeing live!
Enjoy.
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Frank is the Education and Advocacy Manager for TEAR Fund NZ. Frank is a licensed Minister in the Wesleyan Methodist Church of New Zealand and has a keen interest in biblical perspectives of Justice and how this connects to service to, with and for the poor, disadvantaged and marginalized people of the world.
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