Spiritual songs attract crowds to Amish community concert
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“We want to make this world a better place through song.” Orlie Troyer
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More than 300 people from all walks of life attended the Amish community concert, held to bring people together “to socialize on a level that builds them up,” organizer Ed Beachy said.
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he St. Ignatius Amish community sings spiritual songs of hope to a packed crowd Friday evening
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Issue Date: 3/18/2015
Last Updated: 3/17/2015 11:57:11 PM |
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