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Concert review

The first two concerts promoted by Rennbahn 924:1Core Productions are now officially "in the books".

We had a great time putting together these concerts and seeing God's glory shine. The first concert was held on November 1st and featured Write This Down from the US, About An Author from Germany, and Before We Get Buried from Linz (a town in Austria about 2 hours away from Vienna). This concert was held at a concert venue downtown and had about 50 people in attendance. Very few school people attended this concert so the majority of the people at the concert were from outside the school community.



group shot with the bands
Less than a week later we hosted a concert featuring Showbread from the US, Safemode from Sweden, Before We Get Buried (again), Skrypt (a student from ICSV who is a very talented young man who writes and performs hip/hop and rap), and Kristi-Anna Eldridge. It was great to not only be able to host established bands, but to give opportunities for up and coming artists to use their God-given talents. This show was held at the school and as a result the audience was made up of mostly school kids. That being said, about a dozen of the folks in attendance were from outside of the school community.

This was a great evening where God was glorified throughout the concert through the lyrics and the messages shared from the stage. The energy in the room was great and it seemed as though everyone in the room was having a great time. The bands were very encouraged by this concert and the opportunity to get to know more about the ministry of the school. The night ended with a time of prayer with the band-members praying for various needs of the students and other concert-goers.

group shot with the bands 

prayer time after the show
Next up for Rennbahn 924:1Core Productions is a concert at the end of January featuring Good Weather Forecast from Germany. 

Some good news for this is that we have been given the great opportunity to promote the organization and the upcoming concert at a Switchfoot concert next Saturday. Please keep us in your prayers as we look to spread the Gospel through these concerts.

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