Jenny and Tyler Perform at Azure Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church
Photo Courtesy of: www.jennyandtylermusic.com
Pop Folk Christian duo husband-and-wife team Jenny and Tyler came to Grand Terrace to perform for a worthy cause.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Tiffany Gutenmakher, event coordinator, serves as missionary for Mount of Olives orphanage in Mexico. She wanted to put on the concert event to help raise money for the children living in the orphanage, she shared.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Assisting the evening was Missionary Hannah Newsome (left) and Professional Photographer Ally Davison (right).
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Cambria Speyer enjoyed the concert and said she liked being part of what she felt was a worthy cause.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
People gather to purchase Jenny and Tyler CD’s and make donations for Mount of Olives Children’s Village.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Kristine Barker was impressed with the young couple’s performance, she shared.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Missionary Vanessa Arct was in charge of food sales. She stated she loved her time at Mount of Olives Children’s Village and was more than happy to contribute her time to the cause.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Jenny and Tyler shared they were happy to help in the endeavor, and enjoyed their first audience in Grand Terrace.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Fleming
Portraits of children at the Mount of Olives Children’s Village were hung throughout the church to remind visitors what they were contributing to.
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