Ukelele players from South Surrey play Christmas carols for clients at the Surrey Urban Mission.

Ukelele players from South Surrey play Christmas carols for clients at the Surrey Urban Mission.

Ukulele Christmas

Surrey Urban Mission clients sing Christmas carols



South Surrey Ukulele players spent the afternoon playing numerous Christmas favourites and bringing some holiday cheer for clients at the Surrey Urban Mission.

 

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