9 year old uses Dr. Seuss classic to save Peckham HelpCentre

Anyone and everyone, if they put their mind to it, can make a difference in fundraising for the Ben Nevis Challenge, even a nine-year-old! Mark Higginbotham has decided to donate his reading talents to the cause of saving the Peckham HelpCentre for your enjoyment.

The CD, Mark Higginbotham reads the Cat in the Hat by Dr Seuss, is available now to download for a minimum donation of £10.

With the story comes a bonus feature of a fun upbeat medley of two songs about being raised up from nothing to become great, and about Elisha's servant seeing the vast army of God's angels ready to fight for them.
These songs are in Zulu, and sung by Mark's mom Evelyn, together with UCKG singers in South Africa where Mark was born.

This classic story, read with emotion and sound effects included, is perfect to listen to with your children, to encourage reading and quiet listening, and to have fun clapping and singing along with these uplifting songs.

Download it now or get the CD from Mark in person in Finsbury Park with your donation, as long as stocks last. "It's nice to do this for God and I am happy about this Ben Nevis Challenge," said Mark when we asked him why he made this recording.

Mark is doing his part for the Ben Nevis Challenge - do yours today and get this CD!