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Carols for a cause
IT IS never too early for some good carols! The Madras Christian
College organised one of the first carol shows this season, on
Saturday last.
The show was organised to raise funds for its outreach programme
in the Maternity and Child Welfare Centre and The Oxfam School.
Carols With a Mission began with the rendering of the songs of
the Yuletide season by Mellow Circle.
This was followed by the choristers of Students Christian
Movement of Madras Christian College and the final rendition:
Mozart's Anthem: Gloria was by both groups.
The Child Welfare Centre and School were established by the
College in the heart of Tambaram in the early 1900s. Due to
paucity of funds, the service activities of the Centre were
gradually withdrawn. Apparently, this resulted in poor
maintenance of the existing building, now in a state of
disrepair.
The Student Christian Movement of the College had taken the issue
up and decided to rejuvenate this centre by organising a health
awareness camp in October 2000. As they conducted the camp, it
became apparent to them that the neighbourhood community
responded positively.
The need for those services, as rendered by them, was also
established. Funds had to be raised for that. And what better way
to do it in December, than by caroling!
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