Dear Supporters,
I have to say with all sincerity that it has been a awesome two weeks of training camp. I apologize that i have not been able to keep in better contact with you before now, but we have been extrememly busy. Our days have consisted of: breakfast @ 8, followed by devotional time, singing lessons :P , a little practice, lunch, a traveling tips session, more practice, dinner, more practice, chapel, then bed time.
I was assigned to the Midwest team on my second day here and I think we have one o f the best teams here. We have a great bond and work quite well together. As it turns out, there is only one play that we are all performing. I know in my letter I stated there were two, but from the information I had before, we were supposedly doing two different plays. That aside, our play has a very deep message that is based around the great commission. Our play even includes a bible story that I honestly believe I had never read before: The destruction of Sennacherib. I wish you all could have the chance to see it, but if you are planning on being anywhere in the Midwest this summer perhaps you could stop by. Just check the schedule at the Academy's Website.
Last night we had our first nonstop performance in front of our peers, and I must say, with all our little cue glitches, we were blessed with everyone knowing there lines, and no technical difficulties. I am grateful that we have that one under our belts so that we can continue to perform better in the practices today.
Tomorrow we head to Ohio, and the following day we have a short drive to our first performance Sunday night in Indiana. If you will, please be in prayer for our safe travel, and that we might see our schedule filled up more for the month of June.
For myself, I would as that you pray for that I might be able to convey the proper emotion necessary to convey the message of the lost souls around us to the audience.
Thank You again for all your support, John Flanigan
I have to say with all sincerity that it has been a awesome two weeks of training camp. I apologize that i have not been able to keep in better contact with you before now, but we have been extrememly busy. Our days have consisted of: breakfast @ 8, followed by devotional time, singing lessons :P , a little practice, lunch, a traveling tips session, more practice, dinner, more practice, chapel, then bed time.
I was assigned to the Midwest team on my second day here and I think we have one o f the best teams here. We have a great bond and work quite well together. As it turns out, there is only one play that we are all performing. I know in my letter I stated there were two, but from the information I had before, we were supposedly doing two different plays. That aside, our play has a very deep message that is based around the great commission. Our play even includes a bible story that I honestly believe I had never read before: The destruction of Sennacherib. I wish you all could have the chance to see it, but if you are planning on being anywhere in the Midwest this summer perhaps you could stop by. Just check the schedule at the Academy's Website.
Last night we had our first nonstop performance in front of our peers, and I must say, with all our little cue glitches, we were blessed with everyone knowing there lines, and no technical difficulties. I am grateful that we have that one under our belts so that we can continue to perform better in the practices today.
Tomorrow we head to Ohio, and the following day we have a short drive to our first performance Sunday night in Indiana. If you will, please be in prayer for our safe travel, and that we might see our schedule filled up more for the month of June.
For myself, I would as that you pray for that I might be able to convey the proper emotion necessary to convey the message of the lost souls around us to the audience.
Thank You again for all your support, John Flanigan
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