“I liked the music the best.” –Ryan Fontaine

 “The best thing was experiencing the thousands of people gathered together worshipping our Lord.  Reggie Dabbs and ‘Chocolate people! Also sharing with the kids and group baptism were awesome!” –D’Ann Summerill

“Feeding the spirit is best done in fellowship… starve the flesh!”- Milly Pete

“I loved the kids tent the best!” –Emilie Spriggs

"I liked Skillet and Flyleaf the best. I got to mosh with Keith Elias (Giants and Colts).” –Jonathan Spriggs

 “I learned not to be so concerned about what other people think of me.  I learned to live with a purpose, and to be a voice not an echo.” –Amanda McDermot

“I loved being up front during Switchfoot the best!!!  I learned that we need to be Christ to those around us in our everyday life.  Someone is always watching you (Bob Lenz).”  -Amber Hope

“I learned egg (Humpty Dumpty) should not sit on the wall.  I am forgiving and can turn the other cheek.” –George Cooper

“We need to spread the word of Jesus.” –Jordan Clary

“I liked the speakers the best.” –Rachael Adams

 “I liked the Skillet concert the best. It was my first time but not my last!” –Stephen Thomas

“Our tent was flooded, our bags were wet, it was hot and it rained, but that made it all the more special to be there. We grew closer to each other and to God. This Creation totally beats last year!” –Emily Thomas

“I felt challenged to read the Bible more often and to get involved in a study group.  I also felt reassured that with my up-coming career change (I’m retiring from teaching) everything will be okay.  God will put plenty of things before me to do.” – Nan LaCorte

 “I liked the Family Force 5 Concert the best.  I learned climbing up the side of a mountain is hard- And we all like candy.” –Brad Layton Fleming

 “I learned to allow God to work in my life- give it to him and let it go.” –Krista Guzman

 “I learned that ‘God gives free, so do we!’ it taught that we should give and not expect to receive.” –Elizabeth Durstewitz

 “The kids were great, the speakers were awesome, and nothing can describe this experience to anyone.  You have to come to experience it!” –John Spriggs