The Voice of One presentation of the play written and directed by Cherrie Dennis-Cottner was performed at Venue 3130 on Apr. 30.
The play, which helps women heal from the loss of their mother was performed before an audience of more than 400.
Guest feasted on a Mama’s Soul Food dinner which included on of three meats; brisket, ham, or turkey, and three of eight sides: green beans, collard greens, candied yams, macaroni and cheese, black-eyed peas, new potatoes, corn on the cob, dressing, breads included; corn break or dinner rolls. Legacy desserts were also served.
(L-R) Ajail Pete, April Crosby, and Stephanie Holliman enjoyed the afternoon.
Morgan and her parents Tammy and Keith Johnson.
(Standing) Ernestine Curtis, Phyllis Burley (Seated) Laura Pearson, Frances Barrett were among the attendees of the soul food dinner and theater.
Yolanda Thompson and Andrea Anderson felt blessed to be among the sisterhood celebration.
Wichita’s very own “First Lady of Gospel” Bettie Clark-Johnson, was on hand to entertain the ladies.
Pastor Lincoln Montgomery took time out from serving behind the pulpit to serving a great soul food dinner.
(L-R) Billy Dempsey, Ishmael Muhammad, Jareau Montgomery, Joshua Jackson and Chris Baldon were among those who assisted in serving the large crowd.
