Paul Anderson Youth Home Invites the Public to its Christmas Family Extravaganza

VIDALIA, Ga. - EntSun -- Paul Anderson Youth Home, a fully accredited and licensed home offering a second chance to young men in crisis, will hold their annual Christmas party at 6 p.m., Friday, Dec. 4. In order to comply with changes due to the pandemic, the event will be unlike the traditional dinner theater show. This year the evening begins with a "Jingle Mingle" featuring delectable Christmas goodies and heavy hors d'oeuvres, followed by a lineup of singers, musicians, a jazz ensemble, youth choir and more.

"Our 17th annual Christmas celebration promises to be different, with a new and exciting program of entertainment," said Glenda Anderson, Co-founder of Paul Anderson Youth Home. "And while we are excited to celebrate the Holy season, we can't wait to share the mission of our ministry and remind our local community about the important work we have been doing for nearly 60 years," she added.

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At Paul Anderson Youth Home, the endless distractions and commercialization of Christmas are put on pause. Instead, the home celebrates the birth of Christ, slowing down the hectic nature of the season to allow a focus on its true meaning. The Christmas Family Extravaganza finds that balance of celebrating God's gifts and having fun while supporting such a worthy cause.

General admission is $25 for adults and $15 for children 12 and under, and several sponsorships and gifting options are available. Details can be found at payh.org/christmas (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/paul-anderson-christmas-family-extravaganza-tickets-119444109547).

Rev. Don Moye of First Baptist Church Vidalia curated the evening's entertainment. Matthew Kersey, Minister of Music and Worship at Grace Community Presbyterian Church and Jeff McCormick, headmaster at Vidalia Heritage Academy, will emcee the show. Acts scheduled to perform are Bill Torrance as "Uncle Gus", a piano duet with Marshia Pierce and Kathy Rogers, the Williams Family Trio, PAYH staff members Eileen Whitfield and Steven Richardson, and the Vidalia Heritage Children's Choir. The evening will close with a special performance by members of the PAYH staff and young men.

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As we gather together to celebrate this Christmas season, we are asking everyone to keep an open ear and open heart to spread the word about the Paul Anderson Youth Home and connect us with the families of young men who are struggling with behavioral problems and issues of discipline, anger, and depression. Through our spiritual counseling, character development, and accelerated learning program, we share Christ with these young men. He is the one who transforms their lives for eternity. Our Christmas Extravaganza is one of the many celebrations held throughout the year to celebrate this important work.

To learn more about PAYH, call (912) 537-7237 or visit https://www.payh.org.