Our Sound of Spirit Youth Choir had a great experience on our eight day choir tour of Chicago.  We presented 6 worship service concerts and 3 musical concerts May 30 through June 6 in schools, churches and other venues in Chicago.  We enjoyed the mountain top experiences of seeing Chicago from the top of the John Hancock building and worshipping in the highest Chapel in North America at the Chicago Temple.  We also enjoyed seeing Chicago from the water as we took a speedboat ride on the rivers of Chicago and Lake Michigan.  We had fun at Wrigleyville, Millenium Park, Navy Pier and at the US Cellular Field (where we got to watch the White Sox play).  We had great seats to see the Broadway Musical "Wicked" and even got a chance to shop at many of the stores on Michigan Avenue.

Our most memorable experiences came from meeting and ministering to and with the people of Chicago.  We were the first church to actually present a concert and work at the schools we ministered in.  We also got a chance to sing for the homeless at the Salvation Army and for men in a drug rehab program at Teen Challenge where our teens were encouraged and challenged to make the right decisions and to live their lives for Christ.

We received compliments everywhere we went on the outstanding behavior and witness of our youth.  We thank you for your part in making this trip a possibility for our youth by supporting them through your prayers and gifts.

Our Sound of Spirit Youth Choir had a great experience on our eight day choir tour of Chicago.  We presented 6 worship service concerts and 3 musical concerts May 30 through June 6 in schools, churches and other venues in Chicago.  We enjoyed the mountain top experiences of seeing Chicago from the top of the John Hancock building and worshipping in the highest Chapel in North America at the Chicago Temple.  We also enjoyed seeing Chicago from the water as we took a speedboat ride on the rivers of Chicago and Lake Michigan.  We had fun at Wrigleyville, Millenium Park, Navy Pier and at the US Cellular Field (where we got to watch the White Sox play).  We had great seats to see the Broadway Musical "Wicked" and even got a chance to shop at many of the stores on Michigan Avenue.

Our most memorable experiences came from meeting and ministering to and with the people of Chicago.  We were the first church to actually present a concert and work at the schools we ministered in.  We also got a chance to sing for the homeless at the Salvation Army and for men in a drug rehab program at Teen Challenge where our teens were encouraged and challenged to make the right decisions and to live their lives for Christ.

We received compliments everywhere we went on the outstanding behavior and witness of our youth.  We thank you for your part in making this trip a possibility for our youth by supporting them through your prayers and gifts.