Grace Community Church Mourns Loss of Beloved Member and Vocalist Jubilant Sykes

Grace Community Church Mourns Loss of Beloved Member and Vocalist Jubilant Sykes

Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, is grieving the sudden death of Jubilant Sykes, a Grammy-nominated gospel and opera vocalist who served for decades as a cherished member of its music ministry. 
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