Contact: Benjamin Pietsch, 717-261-4150

CHAMBERSBURG, Penn., July 18 /Christian Newswire/ -- Patriotic and inspirational singer Cheryl Peach will be joined on stage by gospel music legend Stephen Hill for a concert on Veterans Day. This concert will be held at the historic Capitol Theatre in downtown Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.

Chambersburg was occupied by the Army of Northern Virginia led by General Robert E. Lee during the Battle of Gettysburg. This concert will commemorate those who gave their last full measure of devotion so that we can live in freedom. "Freedom is not free. This Veterans Day concert sends a clear message that we support our troops", Cheryl Peach comments.

Cheryl Peach has performed as a featured vocal soloist in concerts with Bob Hope, the Oakridge Boys, and Lee Greenwood. Cheryl Peach has performed thousands of times at venues including Lincoln Center, the Hollywood Bowl, Texas State Fair, Disney World, Opryland and Opry Mills in Nashville, as well as nationally televised singing of the National Anthem for the Baltimore Oriels, and Dallas Cowboys. Cheryl Peach also appeared in the television series "Music America Loves" on PBS. Cheryl Peach is an Army veteran.

Stephen Hill is a well-known singer/songwriter in southern gospel music having recorded many CDs of his original songs. As a top Nashville session musician, Stephen Hill has worked with Dolly Parton, and Hank Williams, Jr. Stephen Hill frequently sings on the Gaither gospel TV show, as well as Gaither concerts, CDs, and DVDs such as the "Canadian Homecoming". Stephen Hill is an ordained minister.

This Veterans Day concert is at 3 pm on Sunday, November 11, 2007 at the Capitol Theatre in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. For more information about Cheryl Peach and Stephen Hill, and to hear free download samples of their music, please visit: www.cherylpeach.com. Ticket prices are: Adults - $25; Seniors - $20; Veterans, Children 18 and under, or Active Duty Military - $12.50. To order tickets, please call the Capitol Theatre box office at (717) 263-0202. Please join us for this salute to our veterans, especially those brave men and women now serving in uniform.