There were a lot of non-"Yes/No" answers to the poll this week.  That's okay, it was generating some very lively discussion!

So all I did this week was deduce the yes's and no's from the comments, and simply tally them up.
-JP

Total number of votes: 19

Yes: 14
No: 5

Acappella sang in Sedona, Arizona this week.  Have you ever been there?  The beauty is stunning.

In fact, it is so beautiful, it attracts hordes of visitors who worship the "creation" instead of the Creator.  Yes, its beauty is so unique, it attracts the kooks of the world who worship rocks.  In spite of all the weirdness it attracts, the scenery around Sedona is breath-taking!  Click here to view a photo I took earlier this year that is now in my "Favorites" photo album of a Sedona Cathedral.  You can also go to the photo albums in the right column to view the entire Sedona Photo Album.

Sharon and I flew in to visit with our friends, Matt & Amber Straughn.  Matt has been helping Acappella Ministries with his diverse abilities.  If you enjoy the Acappella.org website, it is thanks to Matt assembling volunteers to put the web site together.  He is coordinating people around the country who want to contribute their talents to the various non-musical necessities that allow Acappella Ministries to operate.  If you'd like to get involved in this effort, contact Matt Straughn (matt.s.straughn@gmail.com). Thanks so much Matt and friends!  

We also got to visit with Carson and Betty Lou Patterson, who hosted the concert in Sedona, where Carson preaches.  We first became aquainted through an Acappella cruise and are very blessed to know such devoted servants of the Lord.  We congratulate them on the recent celebration of their fiftieth anniversary!

The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands. Psalm 19:1

Appreciating the Creator behind the creation!