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Get covered in pixie dust — for a good cause
Covered in pixie dust and accompanied by Tinker Bell, students in the Heavenly Rose Drama group will perform "Peter Pan" on Friday and Saturday at Vinewood Community Church.
Made up of about 30 homeschooled students, the group is raising money for the Pregnancy Resource Centers in Lodi and Stockton. The play is free, but donations will be accepted.
The Heavenly Rose Drama Group, led by Shelly Sherman, has already collected $19,000 of the $50,000 they hope to raise. fund-raisers include performances and selling advertisements.
The money will be used to expand the medical clinic located on Fairmont Avenue and in Stockton. They also hope to open a location in Galt.
A nonprofit Christian organization, the Pregnancy Resource Center helps women with unplanned pregnancies by offering options other than abortion.
"The program has saved 375 babies in three years," said Sherman, director of the play and fundraising activities.
When: 6 p.m. Friday, 2 p.m. Saturday.
Price: Free, donations welcomed.
For more Information: 747-5557.
The center's abortion alternatives include parenting classes and adoption. They are under CareNet, an affiliate of the Christian Action Council founded by Billy Graham.
Other services include pregnancy testing, sonograms, a helpline, peer counseling and informing pregnant women the potential risks of abortion. They offer baby clothes, formula and diapers. Women can take Lamaze classes and get postabortion counseling. Referrals for housing, medical care and adoption agencies are available.
"Peter Pan" will be performed as part of the Kids Perform for Life series. The students have been working on the play since November and will showcase the fairy tale story at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. Friday and Sunday at 2 p.m.
Contact reporter Lauren Nelson at laurenn@lodinews.com.

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