The Salvation Army Kids
On December 9th 2005, the kids (mostly orphans) at the local
Salvation Army Childrens Home put on a singing and dancing
performance at the monthly Hands Across the Borders Meeting. Here
are some shots of the kids, so you can see what you are missing.
The youngest little guy in this photo is about
seven years old, and some of the young ladies in the back
are sixteen. They make their own costumes and change at
least three or four times during the show.
With this outfit, they performed a Mexican Hat
Dance.
Here is the whole group. Most of the little ones in
the front have just finished a rousing rendition of Feliz
Navidad, sung in Spanish of course.
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The youngest little guy in this photo is about
seven years old, and some of the young ladies in the back
are sixteen. They make their own costumes and change at
least three or four times during the show.
With this outfit, they performed a Mexican Hat
Dance.
Here is the whole group. Most of the little ones in
the front have just finished a rousing rendition of Feliz
Navidad, sung in Spanish of course.Go back to Christmas Lights Tour
Continue with Sand Sculptures of Years Past
