of Hope had the distinct privilege of teaching Sunday school, singing during the church service and participate in children’s church. Vision of Hope had the oppor tunity to attend a youth group that had never attended Snow Camp before and after getting the kids excited for Snow Camp as well as the Bible Institute, the youth pastor took this youth group up to Snow Camp during this season. How awesome to see the fruit of the seeds that were planted months prior to Snow Camp starting!
Vision of Hope had quite an over whelming task at hand as Mark Strout ventured to lead the first traveling ensemble from WOLBI NY within the last twelve years. But Becca Chambers, Becky Ziegert, Courtney McLean, Jon South, John Kimler, Kelsey Wallace and Zach Blount were ready to take on the challenge. It all started in the spring of 2011 as Mark Strout presented the undertaking to the upcoming Second years. Following a series of auditions, the eight were chosen After weeks of drama and en semble rehearsals, the team was ready to kick off their tour. Over the next ten days, the team travelled west to Buffalo, into Ohio, all the way down into West Virginia, up to Pennsylvania and finally back home to Potterville, NY. Vision
There is nothing more beauti- ful than seeing the Holy Spirit working in the midst of the body of believers. A church family in Pennsylvania was so blessed through this ministry and in turn uniquely blessed the ensemble with having sufficient funds to return home to Pottersville as well as a won- l ] • j derful dinner at Applebees! The Lord blessedthis unique ensemble with ministry opportunities that have made an impact for eternity. It is truly a privilege and an honor to minister through the venue of sing ing and drama for each member of the team. To God be the glory, for great things He hath done... and will continue to do.
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