Lee College - Vindauga Yearbook (Cleveland, TN)

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RIGHT: Ludwigs Palace in Ger- many tempts the quartet consist- ing of Chip Frazier, Phil Ford, V Ray Looney, and Keith Penning- ton until they can no longer re- sist the opportunity for royalty. BELOW: The Lee Singers take the easy way out as they wait patient- ly for a good guy to rescue the volleyball from the water. RIGHT: Ministering in the grand old churches of Europe was central to the purpose of the tour.

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lnlilll 1 4' 4 E fa 5' .453 Z LEFT: The Summer Training and Evangelism Partners team to Brazil pauses to admire the beauty of the capital city. BELOW: The beat of the city drums the call of dedicated men and women. ,F -- . - E53 LEFT: Jesus' command to suffer the little children to come to him was fulilled by members of the STEP team traveling in Brazil. I2 I3 Campus Life STEP

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SINGERS' SUMMER TOUR K, ,V,f 5 'fflf N 2.16 bl ' x Lee Singers enjoyed an international tour as they visited Germany, Holland and England dur- ing the summer of 1980. The tour began with a flight to London, England from Washington, D.tZ. and then a ferry ride across the English Channel. Later Singers gave a mini concert while waiting to board the eleva- tors of the Eiffel Tower from the 400 foot level. In Germany, Singers stayed in the little village of Krewinkle. For four days the group commut- ed to Stuttgart, where they ministered at the Gustav Siegle Haus, conducted a music seminar at the European Bible School, and participated in a German tent meeting. From Krewinkle. Singers travelled further into Germany, sight- seeing along the way. Leaving Germany, Singers drove to Holland. A group of Indonesian immigrants who had estab- lished a church in Vlaardingen. greeted Singers with open arms. Darrell Spell related the experi- ence, Never before have I felt so 'at home' with people that I had never seen before. Singers participated in a music clinic and a revival service in Holland. Darrell Spell conmmented, . . l especially enjoyed hearing the pastor deliver a sermon in Dutch. I have no idea what he said. but there was something about the way he said it that gave me the impression that it was pretty good. From Holland, Singers travelled back to England. By special invitation, Singers sang at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Westminster Abbey on Coronation Day. This event was one of the tour's highlights. Following several days in London with the Jamaican immigrants, Singers returned home with memories and mementos of their tour. 'IOP LEFT: The Lee Singers tantaliue the guards at Buckingham Palace I.n England managing to make one laugh which is against their usual custom. BOTTOM LEFT: Paris creates awe at the beauty of the archltecture after viewing the major landmark, La Tour Emel. BELOW: After touring the Tower of London. Mike Miller rests on a park bench to catch his breath. 5 H.. I-I I5 Campus Life Lee Singers