A great group of San Diego-area alumni, families and friends gathered Sunday 1/20/13 at La Jolla Community Church to meet and connect over lunch and a concert by the Conservatory of Music's "Gravity" saxophone quartet. The creative program, from Brahms to a soulfully spirited rendition of "Amazing Grace", made for a pleasant afternoon on the sunny patio. Several other Biola students from the Conservatory shared how the Conservatory is preparing students to impact the world for Christ through music.
San Diego Alumni, Family and Friends Gathering
A great group of San Diego-area alumni, families and friends gathered Sunday 1/20/13 at La Jolla Community Church to meet and connect over lunch and a concert by the Conservatory of Music's "Gravity" saxophone quartet.
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