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The team members

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had many ways Jonathan Hicks, Caleb

of keeping their Mello, Brad Schick, and

Josh Hoag minister on
voices clear and

a farm in Kenton, Ohio.

strong. One way The teams ministered in

was to add lemon many different settings,

not only in churches but

juice to water to also schools. Sarah Beth

help their throats. Peterson and Rachel

Madoushek also traveled
Also, the team members would with the team.

try not to have dairy products

before a performance.

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are better than one. This was the attitudeKn regards

to the Music Ministry Teams. One team, The men's quartet,

traveled for five weeks and through six states. They found that

while they had planned to be ministering in song, God had

decided to use them in many other ways. Also, they visited

the mountains, where they were in awe of God’s beautiful Creation. Mr. David

Barfield said, “Mrs. Johnson allowed us to have a few days for vacation in

||C§ Estes Park, Colorado. We spent a few days relaxing and hiking.”

Brent said, On the other side of the country, the second team ministry

// team, traveled for ten weeks and through nine states. Their ser­
Our group dealt

with more than vice, like the quartet’s, was not only to sing in churches but also

UjJli just singing. to help in many areas of the churches. Jon said, “Sometimes
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teach our own classes in all different age groups. I got to teach
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Sunday School for the entire church in Wakarusa, Indiana.” The

team helped at several youth rallies. Josh said, “I enjoyed the op-

i portunity to minister to small churches, to come along side of them

and to minister through song and testimony.” Both teams were greatly used

by God in ways they had not anticipated.

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