Friday, July 4, 2008

SonPower | Day 6

This will be my last post from our home-away-from-home, The Florida Hotel. This has been a great place to stay. If you're ever in the Orlando area, we would highly recommend it. The staff has been more than helpful and generous to us.

Today our group did something that they had never done before....participated in a professional recording session. We sang all of the songs that we have been working on this week (12 total). They will take what we sang and produce a CD of the SonPower group. There were over 800 students participating in this week of SonPower, not the mention the 700+ from last week. Each of our students will receive a copy of the CD after the project is completed.

After the recording sessions, we drove over to International Drive and saw the movie, WALL-E. It was a great movie, and everybody enjoyed getting to sit down for a change. There wasn't too much walking today; we had enough of that the past four days. The movie was followed by supper at Tony Roma's. We had some great hamburgers, ribs, and steaks for our last supper here in Orlando....what great food!

The SonPower event was concluded with a concert by Matthew West. Our students enjoyed getting to hear his testimony in song. If you listen to Christian radio, you will be familiar with several of his songs. A good time of fellowship and worship was had by all. We ended the night by watching a few fireworks from the comfort of our hotel room. It wouldn't be July 4th without firewords, would it?

I think that our students have had a great time this week. I know that they have learned a little music and formed some great relationships. The times of praise and worship have been refreshing to all of us. I hope that you will join us Sunday night as our students sing a couple of songs from this year's SonPower project.

We will be departing at about 8:00 am in the morning. We're hoping to be home by about 8:00 pm, at the latest. Please pray for us as we travel tomorrow, and thanks for your support of our students and our music ministry at Carterville. We'll see you tomorrow night.

~Kris

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