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Sing Gospel are dedicated to spreading the love of gospel music; whether this is in their local community in Acton (London) where they run a weekly choir, singing at community events across the capital and holding their own concerts; or across the UK and internationally, hosting workshops. Founded by Josh Cadman & Bert Routledge, Sing Gospel are now in their 5th year, and have grown to include a regular and highly polished choir who rehearse weekly in Acton, and a work place choir based in Whitehall. To find out more about joining one of our choirs, come to one of our events, or invite us to host a workshop – look at the links below.
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84 Mill Hill Road, W3 8JJ, London, United Kingdom
- 02038569800
- info@singgospel.co.uk
- singgospel.co.uk
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