This Saturday Night...


This Saturday at Independence Middle School here in Bethel Park will be a concert featuring our own 11:01 band and another local band - Psalter...


Here's the link for the Nyadire Connection.

And here's the skinny on the event:


THE NYADIRE CONNECTION PRESENTS
Contemporary Christian Music Featuring
Suzie Ackerman And
The11:01 Band
and
Psalter

Saturday, November 8, 2008 7pm
Independence Middle School, Bethel Church Road, Bethel Park

Tickets
$10 for Students
$15 for Adults

100% of the proceeds from the concert will go directly to
the Nyadire United Methodist Mission in Zimbabwe .



Suzie Ackerman and the 11:01 Band play
for the Sunday morning Contemporary Service
at Christ United Methodist Church (CUMC)
and Psalter is a local comtemporary
Christian band involved in the worship of
various churches in the south hills.

Call Christ UMC (412) 835-6621 for ticket information
or stop by the CUMC Office weekdays 9:00am – 4:00pm

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