The Barefoot Youth Ministry at the Toccoa First United Methodist Church held a fundraiser February 8th for their mission work this spring and summer. It was a dance competition that was a night of good food and true entertainment!
Knox was one of the youth working the event. He shocked me when he came out of his room and asked, "How do I look?" He was in Mr. Fred's suit that we bought from the estate sale after Mr. Fred and Ms. Wilma had passed away. Knox could wear Mr. Fred's dress pants and suit almost perfectly, so we couldn't turn down the opportunity to get them.
When we came for the dinner, Knox was finishing up a few last minute decorations. So, with him fussing the whole time...I got a picture of my first born, all dressed up!
Knox was one of the youth working the event. He shocked me when he came out of his room and asked, "How do I look?" He was in Mr. Fred's suit that we bought from the estate sale after Mr. Fred and Ms. Wilma had passed away. Knox could wear Mr. Fred's dress pants and suit almost perfectly, so we couldn't turn down the opportunity to get them.
When we came for the dinner, Knox was finishing up a few last minute decorations. So, with him fussing the whole time...I got a picture of my first born, all dressed up!
The youth had decorated the Cheek Hall beautifully! There were stars hanging from the ceiling and candles on the tables. The stage was also festive with an arch decorated with the red and white theme.
After a fabulous three course meal, the entertainment started! The first couple was Elaine and J.B. They set the tone for how we all should never stop dancing...
Next came Pinky and . They showed us what it meant to really be S-M-O-O-T-H...
The two step took on new meaning with Tony and his daughter Mary Beth on the dance floor!
Mark and Susan slid onto the dance floor...showing us how to work the floor in step together.
Then came Ethan and Katie. Their energy was high flying on the dance floor!
And last, but by no means least, was Harry and Patti. They popped onto the dance floor with a little bit of magic...
All the couples not only showed off their best steps, but did it in a truly entertaining way that keep the audience tapping their feet and clapping their hands! None of us wanted the evening to end, but we had to crown a winner...
Mark and Susan!
They may have won, but the real winners will be the people who will benefit from the mission work that the Barefoot Youth will be doing in Normal, Oklahoma and Toccoa, Georgia this spring and summer!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Don't forget to dance...
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