‘One Voice, One Lord’ fills church with song, unity

Jul 28, 2016 at 10:38 am

By Joseph Kenny | jkenny@archstl.org | twitter: @josephkenny2

Sts. Teresa and Bridget choir member, Joyce Mason-Williams led the performance of a hymn entitled "He Blessed my Soul." A concert for peace and unity entitled "One Voice, One Lord" was performed at Sts. Teresa and Bridget Parish on North Grand. The concert featured the choir from the Parish and choirs from St. Margaret of Scotland, St. Augustine, St. Raymond and The Voiced of Praise choir.

The music that filled Sts. Teresa and Bridget Church on July 24 moved people to stand, raise their arms, clap and sway.

It was a display of unity as people came together to hear joyous praise to God sung by choirs from the host parish in north St. Louis, St. Margaret of Scotland in south St. Louis, St. Augustine in north St. Louis, St. Raymond (Maronite) Parish in Downtown St. Louis and the Seventh Day Adventists' The Voices of Praise. Eugene Thomas, Sts. Teresa and Bridget music director, had a solo performance of his song, "Lord Be a Fence."

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