
Tonight the North Shore Children’s Chorus sang together for the final time this spring. We sang at the Morning Pointe Nursing Home in Hixson. The children did an amazing job this evening sharing God’s love with the residents.
On my way to the facility, I listened to an old Hezekiah Walker song that says, “Every Praise is to our God.” And it resonated so deeply in my heart – each praise, even these words spoken and sung by these young voices, are heard by our Heavenly Father. Not just the grown-ups words, but every word of praise He hears. And I was reminded one more time just how worth while it is to teach our children to praise Him!
When we finished singing, we went to a nearby park, ate a few ice cream sandwiches and popsicles and played. I loved watching my precious friends fellowship the way children do best. It really was a delightful evening that I won’t forget any time soon.
I have to say that I have loved working with these beautiful children. It is hard for me to finish up for the school year, because I will miss seeing their precious faces and experiencing all of their craziness each week, but I know we will be back to together when autumn comes.

A quick note to my choir families:
To all of the dedicated parents who brought their children to be with me and sing praises every Wednesday : thank you! I pray you will be blessed for your consistent efforts and sacrifice; I know it wasn’t “a breeze” to be there, on time, every week, all year long. And I pray also that your children will continue to grow in the knowledge of Jesus Christ.
And to my sweet sisters in Christ, Patti and Kris – I am blessed by your servants’ hearts and your faithfulness to encourage me and the children week in and out. I could not have survived Children’s Choir without you!
I’m full of joy today, remembering this calling He has given me to serve our children teaching about praising our Heavenly Father through the gift of music.
I look forward to being with some of my favorite kiddos again soon! We’ll all be ready to be kind, be polite, and try (your best.) Oh, and don’t forget: No shout singing!
See you in the fall!
with much love and gratefulness to you all,
Melody



