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Jostie Concert


We had the privilege of hosting another Jostie Concert at the Life House on Friday Feb 15. It was a wonderful time of inspiring music and fellowship. The Jost family are always such an encouragement to our family. I really enjoyed hearing their new song: "You are not alone."

You can follow the Jost family on twitter: https://twitter.com/josties
Or check out their website: http://www.josties.com/
Watch their original, family friendly flicks here: http://www.jostieflicks.com/


Here are their upcoming concerts in Kansas and Colorado.
DateCityVenueCountry
02/20/13Chanute, KansasWestview Southern BaptistUnited States
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Time: 6:30pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 1415 S. Plummer. Venue phone: Pastor Randy Dirriim 620-431-4854.
02/22/13Smith Center, KansasCentral Community ChurchUnited States
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Time: 7:00pm. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 211 West Court St. Venue phone: Pastor Todd Bradrick 785 488-8336.
02/24/13Kittredge, ColoradoKITTREDGE COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCHUnited States
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Time: 10:30am. Admission: Free. Age restrictions: All Ages. Address: 26349 Hwy. 74. Venue phone: Pastor Mike Ulrich 303-674-4060.


2pm Friday afternoon. Getting ready for the concert. Brownies and Rice Crispie Treats for the concert. Check. :) 

      Before the concert...




  There were some beautiful clouds that evening.

Right before the concert.




Front row seats




Some magic tricks with cards.

           "I ain't gonna mope around..." with special guest Stan Engle.





 After the concert



  A train going by. Seen out the stairwell window.



Judah and Hannah-Grace 



Lydia and Hannah-Grace 
This would make a great photography studio! :) 

Hannah-Grace 

 Playing volleyball on the 5th floor at the Life House.


   Anna and Amy-Joy

Comments

Rachel said…
I LOVE IT! :) Your last pic is BEAUTIFUL - I miss Anna's contagious laugh. ;)

Love you friend,
~Rachel
February 22, 2013 at 2:10 PM
Elizabeth said…
Thank you Rachel for your note! :)
February 22, 2013 at 10:18 PM
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