Holiday Cheer with Two Hearts Pregnancy Center A Hometown Christmas Concert for Hope

Holiday Cheer with Two Hearts Pregnancy Center

 A Hometown Christmas Concert for Hope

Gideon Thompson

The Ashland Beacon

Celebration of life and love is a yuletide tradition across the earth as we come together as family, friends, and communities with a common understanding of good will. With family in mind, it is important to remember that struggle does not consider holidays for a day off work. While some of us are lost to the bliss of Christmas and the festive atmosphere that takes the air through New Year’s, others may be dealing with crisis. Unplanned parenthood can be a difficult obstacle as parents may find themselves unprepared for their new family addition. It is important to remember that no matter who we are support is crucial for families to develop and succeed in life. This Christmas Two Hearts Pregnancy Center is hosting the Hometown Christmas Concert with family success in mind.

            This December Two Hearts Pregnancy Center is hosting the Hometown Christmas concert. The event will be held at Legacy Ashland, First Baptist Church located at 1701 Winchester Avenue, Ashland, KY. Beginning at 7 p.m. the concert is set to rock in the Christmas season with fun for everyone. Scheduled to perform is the Jason Lovins Band, Point of Grace, and Chosen Road with hit gospel songs, praise, and worship for all ages. The concert is a celebration with community in mind as all proceeds are designated to the Two Hearts Pregnancy Center. With hope of reaching out to those who are lost during a difficult time in their lives the proceeds are intended to aid in helping families with unplanned pregnancy.

Whether families are seeking education or someone to talk to Two Hearts Pregnancy Center is dedicated to bettering lives by navigating parents through a learning experience and networking them with resources. Pregnancy can be scary, especially for those who have either never experienced it or are unprepared for the significant changes they are discovering in their lives. Bringing a child into the world can be a joyful experience with reliable support and a community of compassionate peers.

The Hometown Christmas Concert is a locally funded and operated event through Two Hearts Pregnancy Center. As all proceeds will be used for furthering families along their journey, donations and resources will be accepted to add to the celebration. Anyone who is interested in donating items to the event such as beverages, snacks, parenting supplies, or volunteering time to help with the concert can register with Two Hearts Pregnancy Center. Sandy Bellomy is the contact person for Two Hearts Pregnancy Center and the event. Mrs. Bellomy can be reached by calling 606.325.7654 or messaging through Facebook on the Two Hearts Pregnancy Center page.

Everyone who is interested in attending the Hometown Christmas Concert may purchase tickets on the Jason Lovins Band webpage at jasonlovins.com. Tickets are priced at $26.50 for general entry and $41.80 for the VIP experience with entry. If you are looking for a Christmas celebration steeped in Appalachian heritage and Christian roots, the Hometown Christmas Concert awaits on Thursday, Dec. 11, at 7 p.m.