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March 10, 2019 – Leon Broskey & Cheri Wagner

ByCharissa

You are cordially invited to our ‘Second Sunday at Six’ program:

Date:  March 10, 2019

Time: 6:00 pm

Place: All Saints Episcopal Church

           129 North Market Street

           Selinsgrove, PA 17870

Musicians:

Leon Broskey (guitar,vocals) and Cheri Wagner (vocals) are both from the Elysburg area.

Leon and Cheri have a long history of singing in local events. Cheri sang in a church setting for the majority of her life and Leon played in a classic rock band years ago. They met, a decade ago, while singing in a local church’s praise band, and have been singing together ever since. They have lent their talents to Relay for Life, All Home Days, Youth Workcamp, and Christmas functions. Four years ago, while on a mission trip in Haiti, they led devotions at a small countryside church (even singing one song in the local Haitian Creole language).

Currently, they are involved in singing with the Geisinger Hospice Music Therapy program, using their musical talents to provide comfort and inspiration to hospice patients.  Leon has also participated in Hospice events such as the Butterfly Release and various Grief Share programs.  Leon and Cheri regularly provide entertainment at the VNA in Shamokin and plan to entertain folks at various nursing homes in 2019.

Music Selections:

Above All

Refiner’s Fire

Enough

I Offer My Life

The Power of Your Love

Revelation Song

Holy Spirit

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