Dandy's final massacre and subsequent comeuppance had a handful of thrills, though it dragged. Two threads remained on the show - those being the arcs of Dandy and Elsa - and depending how much you truly cared about the characters, you really could have stopped watching last week and been okay for the season.
The album is set to be released early in January of next year, and is packed with songs in various languages.įor more information, the office can be contacted during normal office hours at Tel 0.Since last week's episode resolved so much of Freak Show's seasonal story, and included a fitting end featuring Jimmy receiving wooden lobster hands, this week's finale (which ran long, though all Horror Story finales do) felt like extra. In the meantime, residents who missed out on this performance can contact the church office to pre-order the choir’s full-length album. The choir performed for two nights, before bidding the Cliftons farewell on their new adventure in Bloemfontein to join the team at Our Father’s Home with Pastor Cornelis and Jealine van Heyningen and the Creare Training Centre, a ministry school of arts where they both studied. As the evening progressed, the choir’s performance pulled the audience in, and more and more residents spontaneously burst out in worship. They showed off their skills with two songs that they performed without any backtrack music in a special tribute to Eskom. It soon became clear that it takes a lot of effort to become as rhythmical as the choir members - who make it look so effortless. Concertgoers had the opportunity to part take in Agapé’s very own version of the popular music show Noot-vir-Noot and also got their rhythmical abilities tested by Grant. They served the Agapé congregation for more than a decade as pastors, worship leaders, revivalists and highly gifted musicians.ĭuring the concert, Afrikaans, English, Venda and other African languages were included in the performance.
The “One tribe under Heaven” performance was the last for Grant and Bernice Clifton, who bid the town farewell at the end of December. Choir’s final curtain call draws a full houseĮvery single chair was filled in the Agapé Christian Centre for their last African Choir concert that was held at the church hall last week. Bernice Clifton, leading the African Choir of the Agapé Church in a worship song.
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