Dance by Kelly Smith - When we received Kelly's promotional tape we were amazed at her experience and skill.  She has been singing and dancing professionally for over ten years. She has a BA in Vocal Performance/Music Education from the University of Iowa and has been dancing since age 6.  Most recently Kelly spent two years traveling the world with Up with People and worked the last two years as a dancer in the Shoji Tabuchi Show in Branson, MO.  Since moving to the Detroit area, she has been working as a dance teacher and vocal coach.  Check out a special dance selection by Kelly this Friday.
Heaven Sown -  This band describes their music as Classic Rock with influences that include Aerosmith, Styx, and the Beatles to name a few.  These guys like to rock, but they love the Rock (no,   not the wrestler), and believe no musical style is untouchable when it comes to communicating God's word!  Heaven Sown will take the stage on Friday and share tunes from their two projects - Sowing the Seeds of Faith and Message for the Blind.  
 
Photographer/Artist -Julia Dittberner - We'll feature some wonderful photography from this local artist displayed on panels.  Here's the story behind her work:  In July of 2003, twenty-seven people from Michigan, New York, Texas, Florida, Virginia, and Indiana traveled to Far East Russia to build playgrounds at three orphanages.  The photos are of children who live at the Sadovy and Social Orphanages, which house children between four and sixteen years of age.  They lived in dorm-style rooms, had no personal possessions, and no supervision after 5pm.   The prints in this series focus on the contrast between elements of daily life and the children living in the orphanages.