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Lisa MartinRotation.org Legend (500+ pts)

Art: Creation Station
Drama: Moved by the Spirit
Stories: Temple Courtyard
Cooking: Loaves and Fishes Cafe
Movies: Mountaintop Movies
Computers: Fisherman's.Net
Program Name: Faith Odyssey

These are the names that won. We had a contest with open nominations for all six workshops and the program name. Our committee narrowed the list to two nominations and we voted on one a week for seven weeks.

A funny aside, one of our computer room nominations was "Bible Bytes." The adults all thought this was very clever,

but a teenager pointed out that this sounds the same as "Bible Bites" -- a negative slang term.

Not exactly the message we're trying to get across. The moral of the story is make sure the names sound good to kid's ears, not just adults.

10/22/032:21 PM

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