Signs of Christmas, 2006
What a night! The worst windstorm in recent history
hit on the Thursday before Signs of Christmas. Thousands of trees were down
in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties. By Saturday, over 400,000 people still didn't have
power.
Over 100 people came to Signs of Christmas. Here is some of what
happened.
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Thawin
Choulaphan opening Signs of Christmas. Lights, loud sound
and pictures made the night come alive. |
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Some of the food at Signs of Christmas. Thanks, Starbucks, for contributing! |
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Cherry Pie Latorre performing "Joy to the World". |
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Anna Wiebelhaus performing "Adoration". |
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Thawin Choulaphan explained some of the history of Christmas. |
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Cherry Pie Latorre came back and performed "First Light". |
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Storytelling and music come together for "Joseph", performed by Paul Wiebelhaus |
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Thawin Choulaphan closed the night with "Silent Night". Here, "silent" meant no music. |
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Joya Adams served as president of the Greenlake Deaf Coffeehouse for two years. Signs of Christmas showed its appreciation with a hand made scarf. |
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Special thanks again to: Bethany Community church for opening their doors and hearts to Signs of Christmas, to Assistant Pastor Phil Maulding who oversees BCC's Deaf Ministry. Big thanks to Dennis Russell for a great job with lights and sound. You all helped make Signs of Christmas special. |
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thanks to these servants at NewHopeDeaf: Thanks to Thawin Choulaphan, this year's SOC director! You faced many challenges, but God brought you through all of them! Thanks to Cherry Pie and Robert Latorre, Gian and Sheila Gelicame and Lily Wong for helping with food and videotapingl around helper. Thanks Jeremy Harper for helping with the front desk. Except for Cherry Pie, these servants weren't on stage, but they made the show happen! |
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