Reflections of Grace Music Concert; Rebekah Atkinson Harpist

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        Rebekah
and Matthew Atkinson, the Gulf Coast’s professional sister/brother harp and
violin team, will appear in concert for a musical celebration of joy and
gratitude for God’s faithfulness and provision in our lives.  They will be joined for this program by pianist/organist
Benjamin Rollings (music director, St. Francis at the Point) and violinist Benjamin
Hart (assistant concertmaster, Louisiana Philharmonic Orchestra), accomplished
performers who will greatly add to the energy, excitement, and artistry of the
afternoon.

         The audience can expect to hear a wide
variety of classical music styles, from Elgar’s emotional, deeply moving Nimrod
(Enigma Variations) to Sarasate’s highly virtuosic and fiery Spanish dance for
two violins, Navarra.  This
concert will also include many beloved hymns such as “Praise to the Lord”, “How
Great Thou Art” and “Great is thy Faithfulness”. 

            You won’t want to miss this
one-of-a-kind, musical celebration on October 11^th at 3:00 p.m. at
St. Francis at the Point Anglican Church.  Admission is free but donations are appreciated.