Page 20 - Clearwater Christian College 2005

W hether it was w ater skiing,

climbing whatever w e could find,

or just plain goofing off, w e w ere

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always looking for a "sweet adventure.”

- Luke Perrie

While staying at Phil

Bowen’s house in

West Virginia, mem­

bers of the group en­

joy singing other

tunes than the nor­

mal church program.

Mary Clatersaid, “Af­

terbeing surrounded

by a sea of unfamil­

iar faces, it was very

refreshing to relax

with people we

knew."

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Ensemble

M

inistry

While their schedule

church services, and but is so rewarding,
was rigorous, the
the time we spent to- As a leader, I can in- team knew how to

getherinthe van. My vest in the lives of the
“unwind” and relieve
most enjoyable time team members, and
stress-like ramming
was an afternoon encourage pastors,
each other with At the Baptist Child­ and schools, but we
cookout and hike at adm inistrators and
bumper boats at an ren’s Home, Rachel also were involved in
a park near Lake those with whom I
activity center in Rigby and Kate other m inistries, !
Huron in Michigan.” stay in their homes.” ■
Muskegon, Michigan. Vacca paint a fence. such as working at
-Mr. Mark Bates -Mr. Ken Hess

Rachael said, “The the Baptist Children's

Students aren’t the only unique thing about Home, Greenville

this summer was that Rescue Mission, and
ones who enjoy the
the team not only my personal favorite,

experiences of ensemble! sang in churches Shepherd's Home.”