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2025-12-04 5:26 PM

Dulin Church Concert to Benefit Mission Trip

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Dulin United Methodist Church’s music ministry will present “With Open Hearts, We Are Waiting,” a benefit concert of holiday music, this Sunday, Dec. 8, at 4 p.m.

A variety of Advent and Christmas music will be performed by the Sanctuary Choir, Chancel Ringers, Women’s Ensemble, and Cornerstone Quartet, with instrumental and vocal soloists and duos.

The concert is free, and freewill offerings will be taken to benefit the church’s Appalachia Service Project mission trip in June.

Dulin United Methodist Church is located at 513 E. Broad St., Falls Church. For more information, visit dulinchurch.org or call 703-532-8060.

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