After three full days of witnessing and serving and worshiping in Vermont, we woke up one last morning at Grace Methodist Church, had our final breakfast, and set up for two shows for our gracious hosts. Grace Methodist has a 10:00 and a noon service. The earlier one is in English, the latter in Korean.

We did only a 20 minute show in each service, but we packed in a lot. Hunter did his 8th grade solo in the English service, a routine done entirely with his diabolo (he did one trick that I can't do. The following week I made him teach me how it's done.) Again, the show was top notch technically. The kids were so on fire for this trip.

Our final show was special, as it was for the Korean congregation. Most of the service was in Korean, although the music ministry did do a couple songs in English out of respect to their visitors. Even more fun, though, was when they sang familiar songs in Korean while we sang the same song in English. Probably a little like what heaven will sound like.

Feeling satisfied, tired and a little sad, we loaded up our vehicles and headed east to Maine. To make a perfect trip even perfecter, we stopped  for Chinese food in Montpelier, and the kids were, content and well behaved all the way home.