The 20-member choir is comprised of children and young adults aged nine to 18 from Uganda that share their personal stories of hardship through music. The choir sings about the compassion they have found through religion and celebrate the gospel. This will be the final week of the tour for PCM Uganda Choir. They will be traveling throughout the state of Texas to perform at schools, churches and concert venues. They have performed in seven states, including Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia, Florida and Texas. PCM is a 501c3 nonprofit ministry that aids people in East Africa through building schools and churches, mentoring pastors, providing land and teaching self-sustaining farm processes, supplying access to clean water, sponsoring more than 2,000 children and providing university scholarships. In addition, PCM manages the Kate Clinic in Uganda and cares for orphaned and abandoned babies at the Omwana House. PCM’s US headquarters are located in Tyler, Texas. For more information, visit www.pcmonline.org.