Heavenly Hands Puppets & God Rods Team: July 2011

JR. DIVISION--LIP SYNC

These were the winners of the lip sync in the Jr. Division

Sr. Division--LIP SYNC

These puppeteers were the winners for the Sr. Division in lip sync

The pupppeteers said verses during the two days of Boot Camp and each verse they said they put their name on a piece of paper and put it in a jar. At the end of the program a name was drawn out of the jar and a puppet given to that person.

IRON ARM CHALLENGE

These are the two that won the Iron Arm Challenge. They had to keep their arm up doing puppets without coming down. There was a Jr. and Sr. Division.

These were some of the puppets that the puppeteers made during Boot Camp. Each group had a certain puppet and song they performed with.

This is of two different groups that did their signing song in blacklight. They did a wonderful job.

These pictures are of the older group doing Honor to Serve.

LUNCH BREAK!!!

These were taken during lunch break. Our lunches were short but everyone enjoyed the break I think.

This group is from the Holy Hands puppet team in Charleston, Il. We had one of the men help with classes and 3 of them were judges on Tues. morning for the puppeteers that were in the camp. They were judged on entrances and exits, lip sync, and rod movements. They have helped us for the past 3 or 4 years.

These pics are some of the puppeteers learning a stix song for the program on Tues. They did GREAT!

The puppeteers are watching, listening and learning from Randy and Ralphie. We allllllll really enjoyed them.

Randy Cooper and Ralphie came and performed for the kids and taught a class on vents for the older kids. Randy has a heart for the Lord and the kids. Thank you Randy for being willing to serve.

The puppet was preparing us for a skit about a candy cane and the shepherd was doing a drama on I've Lost my Sheep. These puppeteers were from THE HOLY HANDS puppet team in Charleston, Il.

This picture is of them practicing lip sync.

This picture was taken during our balloon class. Most of the adults would have liked to have forgotten this class but the kids would never have forgiven me if I had.