Lake Worth Beach, FL – On Sunday, October 9 th at 4:00 pm St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in
downtown Lake Worth Beach will present Saint and Sinner, a music theatre piece celebrating
Hispanic Heritage Month. The performance highlights the lives of two courageous Latinos:
Archbishop Oscar Romero who spoke out about injustice and violence against the poor and
defenseless of El Salvador during the 1980’s civil war and Joaquin Murrieta, the 19 th century
bandit known as “the Mexican-American Robin Hood”. It is believed that the Zorro legend was
based on this historical figure.
Saint and Sinner is a Core Ensemble production with actor Victor Vazquez, Cellist Ju Young Lee,
Pianist Alfonso Hernandez, and Percussionist Michael Parola. Members of the Core Ensemble are
Artists in Residence at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church. The dramatic narrative includes music from
Latin America, spanning classical, popular, and folk genres. A reception will follow the program.
The program is free and open to the public. A Love Offering will benefit the Farmworker
Coordinating Council. St. Andrew’s is located at 100 North Palmway, Lake Worth Beach, FL
- For information call: 561-310-3230.
About St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church is a welcoming, inclusive Christian community. Its mission offers
love, tolerance, and respect for everyone, with ministries for homeless, food-insecure, and LGBT
individuals. St. Andrew’s has become a strong voice in our community, leading the local justice
ministry efforts of congregations in our area. Its cultural mission is to offer experiences that
promote participation in the arts, communication among various neighborhoods, ethnic groups,
religious communities, and people of diverse lifestyles, and to develop the image of Lake Worth
Beach as a cultural destination.
About The Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County, Inc.
The Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County, Inc., is a non-profit organization that
provides social services to farmworkers and other people in need in Palm Beach County for over
43 years. The services are provided from our two offices located in Belle Glade and Lake Worth.
Services include case management, emergency rental/utility assistance, distribution of food,
toiletries, diapers, clothing, and household items, education, referrals, support groups,
scholarships, microloans, financial literacy workshops, transportation, etc. Our mission is to
promote self-sufficiency and improve the quality of life of migrant/seasonal farmworkers and other
people in need through education, advocacy, and access to services.
For more information, please visit www. Farmworkercouncil.com or contact us at 561-533-7227.