Page 118 - Clearwater Christian College 1996

While ministering in Indiana at the

church where Dr. Youstra’s son

pastors, the chorale visited the

Amish area of Shipshewana. At one

of the country shops, Dave

Lombardi and Chris Coleman

entertained the rest of the chorale

CHORALE TOURS with a puppet show.

THE MIDWEST

A verage college students can hardly wait for

school to end to they can go home. However, a

few of the students choose to use part of their

summer ministering in churches, schools, and

homes. The chorale, under the direction of Mr.

Ron Billingsley, pulled out on their trek after

graduation on their way to the Midwest. Trav­

elling in two vehicles, they focused on min­

istering in Christian schools and churches, sing­

ing a variety of music possible only with the

additional voices of a larger group.

They returned to campus five weeks later; all

were thanking the Lord for safety and the

opportunity to both serve Him and have a great

beginning to their summers. Sophomore Jill

Head said, “The best part of the tour was when I

had the entire chorale come to my house on a

Sunday afternoon. We were also able to stay at

Becky Arnholt’s house for Memorial Day. They

invited her whole church, and we gave a concert

on the lawn.”

While the chorale toured the Ohio

area, they crossed the Ohio River to

Covington, Kentucky to sing at

Calvary Christian School where

Kristi Foster attended elementary

school. Kristi never has trouble

remembering the mascot and

school colors, since she grew up in

“Cougar Country.”

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