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- Name/Logo featured in all print, electronic and social media materials
- Invitation to speak briefly (3-5 minutes) at the performance
- Invitation to join the choir for meal / “meet & greet” for 4
- Prime-Priority Seating for up to 10 guests at performance
  
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- Name/Logo featured in all print, electronic and social media materials
- Invitation to join the choir for meal/“meet & greet” for 2
- Priority seating for up to 8 guests at performance
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- Name/Logo featured in all print, electronic and social media materials
- Invitation to join the choir for meal/“meet & greet” for 2
- Priority seating for up to 6 guests at performance
  MAKE YOUR GIFT
- Name/Logo featured in social media and electronic/print media
- Invitation to join the choir for meal/“meet & greet” for 2
- Priority seating for up to 4 guests at performance
  MAKE YOUR GIFT
- Name/Logo featured in social media and electronic/print media
- Invitation to join the choir for meal/“meet & greet” for 2
- Priority seating for up to 2 guests at performance
  MAKE YOUR GIFT
- Name featured in electronic/print media
- Priority seating for up to 2 guests at performance
  MAKE YOUR GIFT

Celebrate the Imani Milele Choir

The Imani Milele choir returns this fall to our area to share in amazing worship and fellowship opportunities that you will not want to miss!

Join us for one of three public performances to meet the choir, hear their beautiful voices, and be moved in faith and worship through their stories of Faith, Hope and Love!

PERFROMANCE 1
PERFORMANCE 2
November 4 - Mini-Concert and Community Lunch at Fellowship (10:30am-2pm)

How did Imani get connected with Fellowship?
In 2020, the Imani Milele Choir arrived in Laurens County on their cross-country tour sharing joy through music and dance. Within hours of their arrival, the whole world headed into lock-down because of the COVID-19 Global Pandemic. What was scheduled to be a two-night stay with performances scheduled in the local area became a 281-night stay with only opportunities to perform virtually and to live out Christian community even during quarantine! Their message of hope in support of the work of the organization back in Uganda also became a sustaining message of love and hope for our community during the uncertainty of the pandemic.

Back again?
Last year, four years after they first came to Fellowship, the choir returned to wrap-up their 2024 tour and to prepare for the journey home. The choir members and their chaperone’s found this to be an important time of reflection and an opportunity to continue their physical and spiritual journey in preparation for their return home!

This year, the choir returns in October for what is becoming a regular stop and “homecoming” giving them an opportunity to share in the last few public worship experiences, enjoy some of Fellowship’s amazing hospitality and rest and relaxation. This has become a critical time for preparing bags, equipment, and hearts and minds for the ending of a tour and the continuation of their journey of faith as they return to Uganda.

About the Imani Milele Children & Choir
The Imani Milele Choir is a remarkable musical ensemble from Uganda. The name "Imani Milele" translates to "Everlasting Faith" in Swahili, reflecting the choir's mission to bring hope, love, and faith to the lives of Uganda's orphaned and vulnerable children. Founded as a Christian organization, Imani Milele Children is dedicated to rescuing, educating, developing, and improving the lives of these children.
The choir's repertoire includes praise , worship, dance, and well-crafted drum routines, providing audiences with an immersive experience. Beyond the stage, the choir places a strong emphasis on education, ensuring that the children receive a well-rounded development.
Overall, the Imani Milele Choir stands as a beacon of hope, using the power of music, education, and cultural exchange to spread the love of Christ, uplift the lives of Uganda's children and inspire audiences worldwide.