| Issue Date: 15 September 2009
 No power shortages this year at the Southern
Bible Conference not with some 1,100
Salvationists and friends gathering at Lake Junaluska, N.C., to Lift Jesus Highe in
order to Experience His Power |
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Speakers lead exploration of many facets of God’s power
No power shortages this year at the Southern
Bible Conference – not with some 1,100
Salvationists and friends gathering at Lake Junaluska, N.C., to “Lift Jesus Higher” in order to “Experience His Power.”
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TMI 2009 makes history with many firsts
Nine days, over 200 youth. Sixteen
electives. Five bands. Four choruses.
One foundational truth – “For in Him
we live and move and have our being”
(Acts 17:28a). With 253 delegates
descending upon Camp Hoblitzelle
in Midlothian, Texas, the week of July
25-Aug. 3, 2009, was recorded in Territorial Music Institute history as being the highest attended ever.
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What I learned at camp: more than making moccasins
I have no real discernible talent.
I can’t sing.
Or act.
Or play an instrument.
I tried blowing in a horn once – no doubt that mishap
is on YouTube somewhere.
But I am good at two things: being an encourager and
writing – not really what floods the electives at camp. I
am, after all, competing with the ropes course, horseback
riding and dance (I’m very clumsy, so it’s in everyone’s
best interest that I stay off the course and as far away
from the horses as possible).
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Richmond youngsters sharpen performance skills in public concerts
Youth from the Richmond Area
Command’s School of Performing
Arts performed at the Chesterfield
Senior Center in July and at a
Richmond Kickers game in August.
At the senior center, youth brass solos were preceded by a performance from the area command’s senior band.
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