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We spent the week with 20 or so guests, learning the musical Saints Alive from scratch. Keith, a member of the local URC church travelled in every day to play drums for us, which was great. Andrew sang, played piano and flute, and Sarah sang and played violin. It was Sarah's first event with us, and we discovered more and more of her talents as the week progressed - her violin and flute playing were quite superb.
Every morning, after a time of worship, Roger led some Bible teaching around the theme of Pentecost and the first couple of chapters of Acts. Then after a short break, there was a choir rehearsal led by Helen, and ably assisted by Andrew on piano. They seemed to know the musical pretty well already, and made Helen's life very simple. A mention needs to go to the wonderful tenor section of Clyde, Mike and Andrew - they did a stirling job in the absence of any basses.
The evenings comprised of a variety of sessions - a sing through on Monday night, an evening with Helen on Tuesday, a rehearsal on Wednesday and finally the performance on Thursday.
The performance went extremely well. Roger played piano with
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We had a wonderful week - the guests seemed really open to the Holy Spirit moving in their lives, and one lady was healed at the performance. A huge thanks go to the hotel staff for looking after us so well. Praise God for all he is doing, even amongst a small group of people on holiday together!
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