Inspirational hearing-impaired singer Sherry Anne.
NEW HAVEN – The First Congregational Church, 4270 State Route 104, New Haven, will welcome inspirational hearing-impaired singer and national recording artist Sherry Anne on November 19 at 10 a.m.
The public is welcome to attend the morning worship service that will include songs and the story of her journey from Sherry Anne, who was born with a bilateral hearing and speech impairment, yet sings with an elegant voice that perfectly blends a passion for Southern Gospel-style, Country, and Blues music with her deep faith.
Sherry Anne made her first performance with the Gaither Vocal Band in July in Buffalo and was among the Gaither Homecoming sing-a-long artists at the National Quartet Convention in Tennessee in September.
She recently released a video of “Silent Prayer,” the song she performed at the Gaither Vocal Band event and that offers hope to those challenged by life circumstances, including hearing loss and grief.
Learn more at sherryanne.com.
The First Congregational Church of New Haven is a 200-year-old church meeting in an historic building built in 1827.
Today, the church, cited as the oldest standing church in Oswego County, hosts children’s and youth programming, a Wednesday night Bible study, a monthly coffee hour, family movie night once a month, and an active women’s fellowship group.
Pastor David Daley can be reached at 315-663-8253.
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