Don & Donna Mohl have a music ministry called "Folk Mountain Gospel" and have been providing music for our Minnesota Campmeeting this year. What a blessing they have been to set a worshipful, spiritual atmosphere for our meetings. As their name implies, their music reminds one of the kind of simple mountain music you may here in the hills of Tennessee. In addition to the guitar, they do have several instruments they have built themselves and are of the "mountain variety" including a psaltry, dulcimer and a percussion dulcimer. They also share the story of how they became Seventh-Day Adventists. You may want to invite them to perform at your church. You can find out more about their ministry here: www.folkmountaingospel.com.
As host of the Minnesota Adventist Podcast I want to give praise and honor to my Lord and Savior and Dearest Friend, Jesus Christ, as being the inspiration behind and producer of this podcast. With His oversight and blessing, I want to offer to Seventh-Day Adventists across the state of Minnesota and beyond, news and inspiration, testimonies, interviews, sermons, music and whatever else I believe can be a help and blessing to our ever growing Adventist family. At this time, when the crescendoing judgements of God are falling upon the land and the signs of Christ's soon return are more evident everyday, we need each other. We need to band together and "press together" that we may be "one" in Christ and answer His earnest prayer to "love one another" as He has loved us. It is only in doing so, that we can help one another and others to be fully committed and ready for His soon return. "Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision: for the day of the LORD is near...." Joel 3:14.
I, who am less than the least of His,
Timothy Rittenour
Host of the Minnesota Adventist Podcast
Don & Donna Mohl have a music ministry called "Folk Mountain Gospel" and have been providing music for our Minnesota Campmeeting this year. What a blessing they have been to set a worshipful, spiritual atmosphere for our meetings. As their name implies, their music reminds one of the kind of simple mountain music you may here in the hills of Tennessee. In addition to the guitar, they do have several instruments they have built themselves and are of the "mountain variety" including a psaltry, dulcimer and a percussion dulcimer. They also share the story of how they became Seventh-Day Adventists. You may want to invite them to perform at your church. You can find out more about their ministry here: www.folkmountaingospel.com.
As host of the Minnesota Adventist Podcast I want to give praise and honor to my Lord and Savior and Dearest Friend, Jesus Christ, as being the inspiration behind and producer of this podcast. With His oversight and blessing, I want to offer to Seventh-Day Adventists across the state of Minnesota and beyond, news and inspiration, testimonies, interviews, sermons, music and whatever else I believe can be a help and blessing to our ever growing Adventist family. At this time, when the crescendoing judgements of God are falling upon the land and the signs of Christ's soon return are more evident everyday, we need each other. We need to band together and "press together" that we may be "one" in Christ and answer His earnest prayer to "love one another" as He has loved us. It is only in doing so, that we can help one another and others to be fully committed and ready for His soon return. "Multitudes, multitudes in the valley of decision: for the day of the LORD is near...." Joel 3:14.
I, who am less than the least of His,
Timothy Rittenour
Host of the Minnesota Adventist Podcast