Sunday morning, March 26, 2006, Caleb and Drew spoke in the morning service about their trip to Peru with a group headed up by the Northwest Community College BSU. I asked Caleb to submit some of the 400+ pictures that he took on the trip for us to look at here on the site. Here is a link to the photo set. Be sure and place some comments on the site for the guys to look at and anwser. As you will see the life people live in Peru is far from the lifes we enjoy here in the US everyday. Lets remember not to take the small things for granted! Thank you Caleb for sharing these pictures with us! Enjoy

We had a great night at K-Zone we MISSED those of you who didn’t attend! Please come out next month! Don’t forget to mark the May
K-zone on your calendars, we’re planning our
special beach party again this year. Here’s
what we sang in case you would like to know!

-Beautiful One
-Your Mercy is Falling
-Sing Like the Saved
(The Joy Show)
-You Alone
(Drama)
-My Best Friend
(Bro. Wayne)
-Hokey Pokey

Welcome to the living room sessions. Friday night March 10, 2006 Marc, Kyle, and Aaron gathered to record some final touches on the guitar tracks for “I’m Free” instead we proceed to pull out a kick drum, snare drum, acoustic bass, and guitar for some jamming in the living room. These are two of the takes (somewhat raw) there are no vocal (pitch) corrections and a few bad notes are floating around. The original instrumentation was Marc (guitar,vocals) Kyle (acoustic bass) Aaron (drums, tamb)

A few overdubs (touch ups) were added in post production -Marc (harmonica, piano, backing vocals) & Jennifer (backing vocals)

We are working on a studio release for the website that will be heading out to Jim Barnes (producer) to be mixed. We’ll keep you posted on possible release dates.

Here are a few pictures of the original sessions being recorded.

Listen to “Rescue Me (Needy)” or “You Are The Life” below. You can even download the songs to your computer by clicking on the arrow on the far right side of the player.

ENJOY!!!
Marc

Do your part! Go mess it up! Help us fill the wall with writing. Look up at the menu and you will see a new tab called “Graffiti Wall” or you can click here. This is your area to express yourself. Feel free to go there a post a comment or a picture. Tell us about your Spring Break or your day at school. If you have picture you want to post on this page, send me an email with the picture attached. Have fun with it and be sure to play nice.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Thanks Leigh Ann for all the pictures from the Zoo!

Here are a some pictures taken by Lizzy from the trip to the coast. If anyone else has pictures to share send them to tonygray216 at gmail dot com.

Pictures from Youth Camp 20 05 have been posted.

A little bit of sibling rivalry was the motivation behind Kevin Harwell’s goal to be Southaven High School’s valedictorian. It worked. “My sister was valedictorian four years ago, and I couldn’t let her beat me,” said the 17-year-old Harwell, who is ranked No. 1 in a class of 270 and who carries a 4.3 grade point average. “I don’t like to fail, and if I’m going to do something I’m going to do it right.” Harwell’s sister, Christy, graduated four years ago, and his parents are Marty and Susan Harwell. Kevin Harwell plans to attend Belhaven College and pursue a Biblical studies major. For now, he is serving as president of the Fellowship of Christian Students, a peer counselor and a member of the National Honor Society.

The school’s salutatorian is 18-year-old Amber Greenway, who admitted to a bit of rivalry as well - with Harwell. The two often try to outscore one another on their tests and their report cards. “It’s always great when I score higher than him,” said Greenway, who plays softball and soccer. She is a member of the National Honor Society, the Spanish club and the leadership team of the Fellowship of Christian Students. With a grade-point average of 4.25, she is ranked No. 2 in the class. Greenway is hoping to play softball at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway, Ark.

Southaven’s STAR student, who is the highest scorer on ACT tests with a 93 or above average, is Ben Brownfield. “I guess I feel relieved that hard work does pay off,” he said.

Laura Hough / Times News Staff