VBS - Day 3 ... Making JOYFUL Music Unto The Lord
Welcome budding young musicians!Welcome to my music shop!
(I had rings on my fingers and BELLS on my wrists!)
(and around my neck too...)
TODAY was my FAVORITE day of VBS!

The "littles" made shakers today - and they made BEAUTIFUL music!
Shake your groove thing!Shake your groove thing!
Ya Ya!~
(some of them got into some other stuff...)
The middles made the tambourines!
And they knew how to use them!

Making JOYFUL
Once again, I did NOT get to photograph the older kids making their projects. This is driving me nuts, because there are FAR fewer of them, and I should have MORE time to take their pictures.... but... the best layed plans of mice and men... ya know? I don't have as many "helpers" with the older kids (not that I should need them) and UNfortunately sOMe of them couldn't follow a direction if you dangled it in front of their face! LOL! Soooooooo.... the 4th & 5th graders made Unity Sticks ... but I got no pictures! Only this...
my sample...Bummer!
Tonight we have a concert at church - hopefully all the kids will bring their instruments, and I can get some pictures there!
Labels: Churchy Stuff







10 comment(s):
Woo-hoo, looks like a rocking good time fy the sea of Galilee! I knew you'd be there with bells on. The kids are adorable and look like they are having the time of their life.
I know the concert will be wonderful too.
Gotcha prayed up for tonight and tomorrow too.
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Lazy Daisy, at
7/18/2007 2:49 PM
Melli, looks like music was a great day.I like your blue flowing scarf.You have dressed like a fashion queen this week. Love it!!!!! Baba
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Baba, at
7/18/2007 4:37 PM
You are having the time of your life aren't you my friend!! I am so happy for you!! What a fun week!! I am so past that now. I did my thing once upon a time but now all that noise just does me in!! You can do my job with all those little ones now.
Sandy
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Ramblins of a middle-aged goddess, at
7/18/2007 4:45 PM
Girl, you are having a blast, aren't you???? I hope the kids know how fortunate they are to have such a wonderful, dedicated, gifted, intelligent.....oops, I'm sorry, I forgot who's blog I was commenting on!!!!! (ROFL). Seriously, they are VERY fortunate to have you. I can't WAIT for tomorrow's pictures.
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Jane, at
7/18/2007 7:09 PM
Melli, I am pretty sure that life with you is full of joyful noises. I am glad the kids are getting to make a few, too!
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Anonymous, at
7/18/2007 7:28 PM
I think you enjoy it more than the kids, lol ! But your outfit today is again priceless, geez, what I laughed you remind me of a sheik this time. What's coming next ?
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Ingrid, at
7/19/2007 6:52 AM
You are having waaaaay too much fun!! Thats a good thing!!!
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Talk..to..Grams, at
7/19/2007 12:14 PM
So nice to have you drop by and say hi. This is what Apples of Gold does..I put an explanation on my blog but here is what it does:
Betty Huizenga started the mentoring program, Apples of Gold, in 1995. It is a six-week program originally designed for the women of her church in Holland, MI. Apples of Gold was published in March 2000 by Cook Communications Ministries. Each session includes one hour of cooking class, one hour of Bible study based on Titus 2:3-5, and a fellowship hour enjoying the food that was prepared in class. The six lessons are led by six different mentors. Though designed to nurture and pamper the younger women, the mentors receive a great blessing as well. Lasting friendships are made through the ministry of Apples of Gold. There are suggested menus for the cooking mentor, and a prayer chorus for each lesson..
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Ramblins of a middle-aged goddess, at
7/19/2007 2:00 PM
What awesome photos of music-makers! It looks like you are enjoying yourself in that beautiful caftan with that gorgeous blue scarf! You are a wonder to me sweet Melli...the joy you have in your life now, overflows from the photos! Sending you love hun...
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PowersTwinB, at
7/19/2007 3:27 PM
I'm sure it was lovely music to the ears. What a wonderful way to spend your time among the company of children.
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Heart of Rachel, at
7/21/2007 9:26 AM
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