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music and drama

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The chorale and drama teams ministered to

a wide variety of people. New to the college,

the groups had different means but one pur­

pose in mind-showing Christ. The chorale, a

small ensemble of nine members, performed

for school events and churches in Florida. Sa­

rah Ohman said, “The thing I enjoyed most

about chorale was the other members; I had r R

fun singing with them all. I also enjoyed sing­

ing under Dr. Casarow’s leadership.” It's not every day

you get to see a
The dram a team, under Dr. Melissa real Lego man!”

Fram e’s direction, ministered in the fall to Amy Holland and

Christian high schools in Florida. During Laura Bowen ex­

claim in their usual
wintering the group traveled to North Caro­ dramatic fashion.

lina to minister in high schools. The program During a weekend

of performing in
“No Compromise,” included a dramatic inter­

the Orlando area,
pretation and improv. Mallory Alexander the drama team

said, “It was neat to see that when we went spent an afternoon

at Downtown Dis­
to schools, many students said the program

ney seeing the

made them laugh, but it also made them sights and visiting

think. That was our goal wherever we went.” Lego Land.

The members of

the chorale are

Nathan Lewis, Jer­

emy Houck, Luke

Perrie, P.J. De

Leon, Sarah Oh­

man, Kara White,

Melina Kelly, Kate

Vacca, and Laura

Bowen. Amanda

Libby played the

piano.

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