The American Church in Paris is my favorite Sunday morning haunt here. It’s a nondenominational Protestant church with a “light” liturgical service, fabulous music, fine preaching, and programs & education & services for its parishioners and the whole community that are astonishing. Its congregation is the most diverse I’ve ever experienced – the church attracts people from around the world (both those now living in Paris and visitors) for whom English is a first or second language. And they serve great coffee at a fellowship time after the Sunday morning service!
Their children’s choir (among others) provided special music this morning. One of the little girls was so small that her robe fell all the way to the floor, and the sleeves were much longer than her arms. Let me tell you, she was a very enthusiastic singer! I thought I had caught her in this snapshot, but only barely – she’s to the right of the director, just stepping behind a little boy (she was rather lively!). Too cute!https://acparis.org/
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Children's choirs: The splendid visual antithesis to the utter perfection we expect from adults!
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