Here’s Andrew (“Newman”) helping me out with demonstrating the motions to our song, “On Fire.” What a man!

Here we are trying to get to Camp Li-Lo-Li by using directions from MapQuest (bad idea). The directions told us to go up what turned out to be a logging trail with steep hills, big rocks, and no guard rails. Thinking we could navigate down to the camp, our passage was eventually blocked by a big padlocked gate (which we later found out was only 100′ from the camp’s back door! Dah!). But to top it all off, we were up on the mountain top with an empty tank of gas. No one can ever say that the Hoppers aren’t adventurous! Ten miles of mountain voyaging later we got back to the main road and took the “normal” way to camp. Our shaken and dusty Acura was wondering where I had left my brain, asking it to do what mountain bikes normally do and all. We didn’t film the most precarious sections only because we were too busy holding on. But this clip is fun. Enjoy!

Here’s Christopher on the Camp Li-Lo-Li Zip Line using his phone camera! Don’t get sick!

Showing my dad how this new technology works! Pretty cool!

Just a late-night re-cap of the day’s events.

At the Camp Li-Lo-Li ropes course ravine where a bunch of students from the Christian Academy of Western, NY just finished going down the giant zip line. Asked all of them to say a little bit about the ropes course event; listen for Don’s comment in Korean…he’s an exchange student at the school. Very funny; think he said, “It was good.” Watch for the “zip-line-cam” footage coming Sunday night! We had an awesome time ministering for the the school’s camp.

On the road, driving from Watertown to Rochester with Eva and Jenny on our way to southwestern NY.

This is 2 of 2 phone videos from this morning’s gathering at 1,000 Islands High School in northern, NY.

This is 1 of 2 phone videos from this morning’s gathering at 1,000 Islands High School in northern, NY.

A phone movie from the CHB Saturday morning seminar at the Hamburg Wesleyan Church Worship Conference in Hamburg, NY. The lights were low for the worship time.

This is a phone movie from our recent appearance on TCT, the TBN affiliate in Buffalo, NY Friday September 9th at 11am.

We’re live at See You At The Pole (www.syatp.com), the national high school prayer day held at flag poles across the country this morning around 7am. I’m here interviewing Nate Yelle, a student at 1,000 Islands High in Northern, NY. To hear about the miraculous healing of his ear that he mentions, e-mail him:nate@a-znet.com.