The Lucknow Sentinel, 2015-11-04, Page 1516 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Four Heaven's Sake makes a splash at Lucknow Presbyterian Church
Valerie Gillies
Lucknow Sentinel
There was a very good
turnout on the rainy night of
October 24, 2015, when the
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church hosted a concert by
London gospel quartet Four
Heaven's Sake.
Lead singer of the quartet,
Paul Laidlaw was originally
from Whitechurch. He
formed the group Four
Heaven's Sake in the church
he currently attends in Lon-
don, Chalmers Pesbyterian
Church. He credits pianist
Kim Poser for helping organ-
ize and polish the group with
her leadership and musical
talents.
Laidlaw would like to say
thank you to Lucknow Pres-
byterian for inviting hem
back to the area. "It is like a
homecoming, " he states as
he prepares for the concert.
"The spirit of God is alive
and well in Lucknow Presby-
terian Church as we cele-
brate Him with song."
The concert is described
by Laidlaw as the
opportunity to "praise God
with 20 upbeat gospel songs
and hymns."
Valerie Gillies
Four Heaven's Sake gospel quartet from Chalmers Presbyterian
Church, London, performed in Lucknow on October 24, 2015,
with the accompaniment of pianist Kim Poser. From left: Baritone,
Jim Harret; tenor, Tom Vannus; bass, Ainsley Marshall; lead, Paul
Laidlaw, formerly of Whitechurch; pianist, Kim Poser.
The skies opened up with
a downpour just as the last of
the crowd were arriving for
the concert. However, the
anticipation was high and
spirits did not appear to be
dampened by the rain.
Smiles abounded as people
met with friends and
neighbours while waiting
their turn to gain admission
and find their seats.
Rev. Chung made the
introduction of Four
Heaven's Sake and the
music began with many
swaying along with the
familiar pieces.
Although it was a very windy and rainy night, there was a sizeable crowd gathered in Lucknow
Presbyterian Church on October 24, 2015 to enjoy the gospel quartet Four Heaven's Sake.
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