Sabbath afternoon saw the group returning to the scene with a full set of praise and worship music played to a very packed church. There was standing room only and again a wonderful response from those attending. Afterwards, many of the Spanish young people thanked the group and several said that the worship was just what they had needed that day.

It wasn't just young people who responded. One gentleman, a local member of the Sagunto Seventh-day Adventist church and a doctor in the community, thanked the group profusely and said that this sort of thing is precisely what the church in Sagunto needs. The Youth director of the Spanish Union was so impressed with the group that he didn't hesitate to extend the invitation for events later on in the year. The group has been asked to return in September for "Musicalia" which is an event that explores different worship styles through music, and another person was hoping that the group might consider coming to play for an evangelistic campaign soon to be done in Valencia, the nearby major city.

The weekend had its ups and downs. Things tend to be very last minute in Spain - which can be hard for your average Englishman who is used to schedules and things happening on time. However, even when things went wrong, the outreach was able to go ahead.

Those who participated were: Keren Eastwood, Peter Manners-Smith, Geert Tap, Andrew Kydd, Matthew Vincent, Daniel Surridge, Dejan Pujic, Simon Marie, Carolyn Cooper, Graham Pilmoor, Beth Holford, Jenny Rivera, Bobby Blyde, Chantel Richardson, Belinda Stojanovic, and Goran Stojanovic.
Source:...ANN -- Entered May 5, 2005

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