Join us once again for a relaxed and enjoyable evening of carols and festive music in support of the MPS Society hosted by talented actor Robert Wilfort.
Robert has appeared in Gavin and Stacey and in movies such as All or Nothing, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, The Huntsman: Winter's War and many more.
During this special evening, friends, families and supporters will come together and raise money for those affected by MPS, Fabry and related conditions.
We’re also delighted to welcome The Jupiter Singers to our charity concert this December. Bringing together four choirs from Letchworth, Hemel Hempstead and Amersham, they share a passion for singing, community and bringing people together through music. Their festive set will feature beautiful Christmas classics like O Holy Night and Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, alongside more contemporary favourites such as River by Joni Mitchell. With a mix of stunning harmonies, familiar favourites and a few surprises, they’re sure to bring plenty of warmth, energy and Christmas spirit to the evening.
We’re thrilled that Streetlights, Chesham’s very own premier faith band, will be lighting up the stage. Streetlights are the resident faith band of Churches Together for Chesham, uniting talented musicians and vocalists from across the local church community.
Also joining us, will be the talented young performers from PQA Aylesbury. Led by Principal Kym and a dedicated team, PQA helps students build confidence, creativity and life skills in a fun, supportive environment. We’re excited to showcase their energy and talent as part of our special evening.
What you need to know
Free parking is available at Chesham Moor Open Air Pool (Moor Road, Chesham, Bucks HP5 1SE). The church is a short walk opposite the car park, along a footpath and small footbridge then the road. There is disabled parking at the front of the open-air pool sports centre and the church grounds have step free access and a ramp into the church hall. You could also park on the street nearby, e.g. Waterside as there are areas with no restrictions.
Doors open 6pm for a mince pie and festive drink reception (alcoholic and non-alcoholic options)
Concert starts 6.30pm
Entry is free. Suggested donation of £10, all funds raised will support individuals and families living with MPS, Fabry and related conditions.