A dozen individuals and groups will perform including the Ebenezer United Methodist Church Choir, Salem Baptist Senior Choir, Thomasyne Acree, The Chosen from Siloam, The Note Connection, Joe Workman and Friends, Morning Star Baptist Gospel Chorus, Anthony Campbell, Lyells Chapel Combined Choir, Tyler Mothershead, Mt. Zion Mens’ Chorus and the Cobham Park Baptist Church Choir.

The Hospice Support Service provides nonmedical help to individuals with life-threatening or terminal diseases and their caregivers, according to Jim Charbenau. All supplies and services are provided without charge to the patient by volunteers. The Hospice receives no support from the federal or state governments. It is supported by contributions from friends, businesses, fraternal and other local organizations and churches. Donations from the musical are another important source to help cover expenses, said Charbenau.