Spanish female vocal solo: Nicole Cortez, New Life Assembly of God, Pembroke Pines, Fla. Worship band: Betsy Alverson, Amanda Boon, Amber Davies, Devin Fannon, Ian Labardee, Teddy Ndawillie, Nathan Switzer, Kevin Vanderhorst, Amber Wesley and Devin White, First Assembly of God, Grand Rapids, Mich. Short sermon: Andrew Churilla, Central Assembly of God, Houston, Pa. Graphic design: Shawn Briscoe, First Assembly of God, Garland, Tex.
Photography: Brigette Harper, Cathedral of the Pines, Beaumont, Tex. Individual songwriting: Richard Pearson, First Assembly of God, Atmore, Ala. Instrumental wind solo: Ashley Blagg, Phoenix (Ariz.) First Assembly of God.ĭrama solo: Robert Madu, Trinity Church of the Assembly of God, Cedar Hill, Tex. Small vocal ensemble: Philip Groft, Katie Moore and Michael Sample, Phoenix (Ariz.) First Assembly of God. The complete list of winners is as follows: The 2001 National Fine Arts choir and orchestra performed to close the service. Jakes a keyboard solo by Rakel Arneson, who won that competition for the second year in a row and a songwriting honor to Richard Pearson, the only contestant to score a perfect 40. The highlights of the Merit Award service included Miami’s Trinity Assembly of God youth choir rocking the auditorium with a rousing number that had the audience standing, clapping and swaying a drama solo by Robert Madu, who impersonated everyone from Bill Cosby to T.D. More than 7,000 teens participated in youth activities at the General Council this year. More than 30,000 students participated in Fine Arts competition nationwide during the past year in an effort to discover and use their ministry gifts.
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Teens hailing from Texas claimed nine top spots, representing a full one-third of the categories.
Groups and individuals from the South and Southwest dominated the winning list. The youth winners in the drama, preaching and musical contests gave their presentations at the service. The National Merit Award winners for each of 27 categories were announced during the service, with exuberant cheers and applause from their friends, relatives and congregation members. A standing room only audience of more than 12,000 people cheered the winners of the 2001 National Fine Arts Festival celebration rally Friday afternoon at the Kansas City Convention Center.
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