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KINDLE. We've been involved in ministry for as long as we can remember. Helping with Junior programs, Pathfinders, camp meetings, evangelistic series, song services, and anywhere else God has opened the doors.

With our parents highly involved in youth ministries, we've gotten a chance to see things from the other side of the curtain. Honestly, that's where we prefer to be. We have a desire to lend a hand. To enjoy a ministry for us, is to help a ministry. We feel that that is where God calls us to be.

Though we've been writing since early elementary, the only lyrics you will see are our more recent efforts. :) The lyrics that we have written show the experiences and questions of our friends as well as some of our own. Searching the Bible, as well as our hearts, to express ourselves and God's message.

We've been singing together practically before we could talk and have enjoyed it every step of the way. We look forward to seeing where God will lead us.

Kalicia picked up guitar in the winter of 2006, and with a few pointers from friends, taught herself. Through persistent prayer, her abilities increased, and God blessed her determined efforts.

Kemily's attempts at writing lyrics as a child started off with mediocre words that, although were not publishable, showed her passion for Christ. One of the first songs she wrote included the line "He equals more then you can say."

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Nick Snell, AUSA Religious Vice President, 09-10ANDREWS UNIVERSITY CAMPUS CHAPEL. Andrews University offers a rich learning environment both inside and outside of the classroom. Curricular and co-curricular requirements work together to deliver the unique whole-person education that lies at the heart of Andrews University's mission. The Thursday Chapel services are a collage of Forum, Power Pacs and regular chapels.

We invite you to join us weekly as we stream Chapel live to the community and the world - a great way to stay connected to Andrews!

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VILLAGE GREEN PRESERVATION SOCIETY.
In 2006, anthropology major Andrew Gerard founded ACTION, a student-led organization dedicated to getting Andrews University students involved with social activism. It was established with the plan of educating students on social issues and then giving them the opportunity to act. One major social issue ACTION addressed was the environment, and as support for the cause swelled, the environmental group grew into its own organization. Last year, Ben Oliver, a history major, assumed responsibility for leading the band of environmentalists. As a group dedicated to maintaining the ecological welfare of the campus, they called themselves the “Village Green Preservation Society” (VGPS).

Source: www.andrews.edu/features/village_green.html

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