East Village Community Church 5th Annual Jubilee Concert

The East Village Community Church in East Village San Diego CA. under the leadership of pastor Dr. Jimmie F. Hubbard http://www.evchurch.org/ourpastor.html

is having its annual concert on September 29th at 4:ooPm at 1374 Island Street--one block up from the Island and Market Trolley Station.

Several local artists will be performing as well as many of our performers in residence. Directed by Beverly Thomas, the program promises to be inspirational---see previous blog post on Mrs. Thomas and the East Village Community Choir: http://sonictapestry.wordpress.com/sacred-music/

East Village Community Church San Diego, CA.

Pastor Dr. Jimmie Hubbard and executive Pastor Rev. Jeri Hubbard

Also featured are local choirs and renown soloist, including the church's praise and worship leader Esther Downing

The choir is accompanied by one of Grossmont Colleges' staff accompanist, Katherine (Ekaterina) Petrosyan.http://www.grossmont.edu/music/faculty.asp

A concert soloist, accompanist, and instrumental ensemble coach, Ms. Petrosyan is married to Grossmont Symphony String Quartet member Mikhail (Michael) Dvoskin.

Mikhail Dvoskin and Katherine Petrosyan

Also in concert, I will premier an original spoken word piece created specifically for the event.

Praise the Lord, all you who dwell on the earth!

Delores Fisher Poet

Musewoman,

Delores Fisher

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