Gathering Strength at Arden Hills

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The pictures above capture a bit of the morning of March 14, when His Voice visited Arden Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church in Highland, California. Scattered above are snapshots of special moments throughout the morning.

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The men and families of His Voice walked by waterfalls, fountains, and new life budding on bare trees on their way to the sanctuary and their first concert of the day. Inside they experienced much more because this day wasn't just about the sound of men singing, or the acoustics, or the generous dinner given by the ladies of the church. Together everything pointed to the faithfulness of God that He has given great strength as we gather together each new Sabbath.

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Oh, how we all need that!

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- Nancy Troyer, His Voice Communications

Mountain Serenades

His Voice will begin Saturday morning, March 14, sharing God's love in the foothills of the San Bernardino and San Gabriel mountains in Highland, California. The men's chorus will share their hour-long concert during the eleven o'clock worship hour at the Arden Hills Adventist Church on Arden Avenue.

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Following the two o'clock concert at Yucaipa's Golden Oaks senior care center on Glen Oaks Avenue, His Voice will head up the mountain for a Sabbath evening vespers concert in "Little Yosemite" at the Forest Falls Adventist Church starting at four in the afternoon.

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You are invited to come along any time this day and enjoy listening to some of Heaven's music!

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PICTURE:

The view from the 4,000-6,000 foot elevation of Forest Falls, California.

QUINTET SHINES IN HIGHLAND

Five of our members gathered at the Arden Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church in Highland this past Sabbath morning, December 19. They were invited by one of our own, His Voice tenor Bob Wheeler and his wife Jeanne, both leaders at the church. The quintet consisted of baritones Zeke, Ron H., Zoltan, and second tenors Bob W. and Mario. We also had a few instrumental numbers, as I played my violin, Zoltan did a number on his trumpet, and Mario accompanied himself on the guitar singing an original version of "Through It All." It is not an exaggeration to say we had moments of sheer Christian joy and I know we were blessed and that we blessed those others who came early to church.

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-- Zeke Vieira, His Voice Baritone, reporting on early morning sunshine band at Highland church