The Fraser Valley Academy of Dance was among the groups performing during Christmas Sweets on Friday and Saturday at Gateway Church in Abbotsford, presented by Songs, Strings and Steps. The event also included the Abbotsford Youth Orchestra and Pacific Mennonite Children’s Choir. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)

The Fraser Valley Academy of Dance was among the groups performing during Christmas Sweets on Friday and Saturday at Gateway Church in Abbotsford, presented by Songs, Strings and Steps. The event also included the Abbotsford Youth Orchestra and Pacific Mennonite Children’s Choir. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)

PHOTO: Christmas Sweets

Songs, Strings and Steps presents Christmas production in Abbotsford

Songs, Strings and Steps presents Christmas production in Abbotsford

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