- Wayne Burton performs for audience
- Wayne Burton sings
- Jerry Yu welcomes dignitaries at Christmas Event
- Sister Takahashi and Elder Liew are Friday night "Masters of Ceremony"
- Wayne Burton performs with wife, Jasmine, and their five children
- Leah Cerbolles sings a solo
- Children's choirs perform choreographed numbers
- Happy children perform to a receptive crowd
- Children's choir wows audience with songs and youthful energy
- Proud parents taking photos
- "Masters of Ceremony" Elder Peacock and Sister Chan
- - BYU-Hawaii Concert Choir-HK Chapter performs
- Christmas Concert Audience
- Floyd Ko performs a solo
- Leah Cerbolles and Wayne Burton sing a final number with all performers
- Opinion Leader Christmas Dinner 2015
- Elder Dale Whitman plays organ
- Patrick Cheuk, Asia Area Welfare Manager, presents to dignitaries at a pre-concert dinner
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Kicking off its 2015 Christmas season, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints presented “What Would I Give?” with award-winning LDS singer/song writer Wayne Burton. The two-night concerts left Hong Kong audiences with a sense of the spirit, peace, joy, and fun of the Christmas season.
Joining Wayne Burton were soloists and groups from the greater Hong Kong area, including local perennial favorite Songs of the Heart, children’s Show Choir groups from Tai Po and Kowloon Tong, the BYU-Hawaii Concert Choir--HK Chapter, and soloists Leah Cerbolles and Floyd Ko. At one point in the Saturday concert, young missionaries emerged from the audience singing “Silent Night,” considered by many to be a highlight of the evening.
Community leaders and those from other faiths, participating with the Church in providing fleece blankets to the elderly, were invited to a special pre-concert dinner. The Church’s December theme in Hong Kong is “Blanketing Hong Kong with Christmas Warmth.” Blankets will be prepared at three special service projects in various locations on December 12th for distribution to the elderly and the poor.