‘Spreading the joy of the season’
Woodstone Living Center residents listen to Students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Silent Night.” Back l to r: Addison Kuck, Erika Strackbein, Brielle Newman, Mason Norell, Hudson Larson, Gus Scharf, Silas Dolan, Jameson Aufderheide, Karson Hanevik and Max Foote. Front l to r: Hank Baggenstross, Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Haley Scherer, Daniel Stoering, Simone Thompson and Brody Stadick.
St. Paul’s Lutheran School’s 5th and 6th grade students sing Hark the Herald Angels Sing at Highland Regency. Karson Hanevik, Brody Stadick, Hank Baggenstross, Addison Kuck, Daniel Stoering, Erika Stackbein, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Mason Norell, Braxton Hueber and Simone Thompson.
The fifth and sixth grade students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Joy To the World” at Woodstone Living Center. Back row l to r: Addison Kuck, Erika Strackbein and Brielle Newman. Front row l to r: Hank Baggenstoss, Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson and Norah Kuehl.
The fifth and sixth grade students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Got Tell it on a Mountain” at Woodstone Living Center. Back row l to r: Erika Strackbein, Brielle Newman, Mason Norell, Hudson Larson and Silas Dolan Front row l to r: Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Haley Scherer and Daniel Stoering.
St. Paul’s Lutheran student Brody Stadick plays “Do You Hear What I Hear” on the piano to open the Christmas program at Woodstone Living Center
Woodstone Living Center residents listen to Students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Silent Night.” Back l to r: Addison Kuck, Erika Strackbein, Brielle Newman, Mason Norell, Hudson Larson, Gus Scharf, Silas Dolan, Jameson Aufderheide, Karson Hanevik and Max Foote. Front l to r: Hank Baggenstross, Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Haley Scherer, Daniel Stoering, Simone Thompson and Brody Stadick.
St. Paul’s Lutheran School’s 5th and 6th grade students sing Hark the Herald Angels Sing at Highland Regency. Karson Hanevik, Brody Stadick, Hank Baggenstross, Addison Kuck, Daniel Stoering, Erika Stackbein, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Mason Norell, Braxton Hueber and Simone Thompson.
The fifth and sixth grade students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Joy To the World” at Woodstone Living Center. Back row l to r: Addison Kuck, Erika Strackbein and Brielle Newman. Front row l to r: Hank Baggenstoss, Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson and Norah Kuehl.
The fifth and sixth grade students from St. Paul’s Lutheran sing “Got Tell it on a Mountain” at Woodstone Living Center. Back row l to r: Erika Strackbein, Brielle Newman, Mason Norell, Hudson Larson and Silas Dolan Front row l to r: Braxton Huebner, Linnea Gunderson, Norah Kuehl, Haley Scherer and Daniel Stoering.
St. Paul’s Lutheran student Brody Stadick plays “Do You Hear What I Hear” on the piano to open the Christmas program at Woodstone Living Center
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NEW ULM - The fifth and sixth graders from St. Paul's Lutheran School paid their annual visit to Woodstone Senior Living Community and Highland Regency House to sing Christmas Carols for the residents.
The performances began with a quick piano recital from seven of the student. Addison Kuck, Braxton Huebner and Simone Thompson each played "Angels We Have Hear on High." Brody Stadick played "Do You Hear What I Hear;" Brielle Newman performed "Go Tell it on the Mountain," Haley Scherer played "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" and Linnea Gunderson performed "O Holy Night."
Following the instrumental pieces, all 18 students joined in singing Christmas hymns for the residents. For the second half of the performance residents were encouraged to join the students in singing "Hark the Herald Angels Sing," "Go, Tell it on the Mountain," "Joy to the World" and "Silent Night."
For the performance of "Silent Night" the student and residents sang the first verse in German followed by the English version.
Woodstone RN Morgan Gulden said residents loved the annual student Christmas performance.
"They love seeing the kids and singing along," she said. "They love to spread the joy the season."
Highland Regency Property Manager Barb Weicherding said the St. Paul's Lutheran students performance was decade long tradition that always packs the community room.