We had the opportunity to go with the youth group to
Pioneer Bible Camp's winter rally. There was a great turnout and we were excited to meet the speakers.
Rick & Mick Vigneulle (Vin-yell) are Christian comedians who have performed in all 50 states and in 14 countries. These identical "twin towers", (combined height totaling 10ft. 8in.), have been featured on
America's Funniest People, performed at the White House, and conducted several chapels for professional baseball teams. The second session highlighted the testimony of Lee and JJ Jorgensen, grandparents of Cassie Bernall. Cassie was shot and killed at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO in the spring of 1999. It was a powerful and moving story of how Cassie took her final stand for Christ when her killer asked her if she believed in God. After a pizza fellowship, we enjoyed watching and laughing at a couple of funny sketches from the "twin towers", Rick and Mick.
Seeing eye to eye--the "triple towers". Rick & Mick told Bill that they are "brothers from different mothers."
We had the opportunity to go with the youth group to Pioneer Bible Camp's winter rally. There was a great turnout and we were excited to meet the speakers. Rick & Mick Vigneulle (Vin-yell) are Christian comedians who have performed in all 50 states and in 14 countries. These identical "twin towers", (combined height totaling 10ft. 8in.), have been featured on America's Funniest People, performed at the White House, and conducted several chapels for professional baseball teams. The second session highlighted the testimony of Lee and JJ Jorgensen, grandparents of Cassie Bernall. Cassie was shot and killed at Columbine High School in Littleton, CO in the spring of 1999. It was a powerful and moving story of how Cassie took her final stand for Christ when her killer asked her if she believed in God. After a pizza fellowship, we enjoyed watching and laughing at a couple of funny sketches from the "twin towers", Rick and Mick.
Seeing eye to eye--the "triple towers". Rick & Mick told Bill that they are "brothers from different mothers."
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