The musical duo Lost And Found hosted their fourth annual Christmas Show in December.  The show, seen this year in Atlanta, Memphis, St. Louis, Minneapolis, Madison and Cincinnati, features four different performers in an effort to perform a Christmas Show enjoyable for the whole family. 
       
Lost And Found (www.speedwood.com) hosts the show and also provides the backdrop by leading the crowd in common Christmas hymns, but the shows main attraction is the eclectic combination of the remaining three acts.  The Fitz Family (www.fitzfamily.com), hip-hop artist Agape(www.hiphopoutreach.com), and famous actor Justin Vetrano of Richard Phamous, and great crowds in all six cities all combined to create a unique celebration of the birth of Christ.
 
Dr. Nathan Frambach from Wartburg Seminary brought his family to the show and had this to say about the experience, “It was a kick. The place felt a rush with warmth and joy and the Spirit. God's Story was presented through a variety of mediums--music, drama, and jugglers--all of which were excellent. Let me tell you, our family sang "Arise, Shine" every day throughout the season. It was our Christmas song for 2002. It graced our home. I asked the captain (son Garrett, age 3) what he liked about the show. "I liked eating my pop-tart and crawling under the piano and standing up there on the red carpet with Michael and George and singing and dancing." Where else could this happen? Only where the lion lies down with the lamb and the little ones lead us. How often do we get a peek at the Reign of God that has broken into our lives...and get to be a part of it? We won't miss this next year. No way.”
 
All four Christmas Show performers are scheduled for the upcoming Youth Encounter Quake and Congress season.
 
 
To learn more about Lost and Found and other Christian musicians and performers, log on to www.churchnoise.com.
 
To learn more about Youth Encounter’s Event ministry, click on www.youthencounter.org/events/.