Continuing in Service

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Today, I still do what I've been doing. The hardest part of all of it is probably leading the kids' choir. Those kids like to sing, play, and eat candy. What a group! They are, in spite of their energy, are very sweet. Sometimes they can be mad over something that happened, but with my assistant, who leads the preteens'/teens' choir, she can help me keep them under control. It's tough but it's for God.

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