FRETTBUZZ BLOG 

September 23, 2023

 Lion of the Tribe, Lord of the People

    Words & music by Stephen Levi Anderson

   (C) 2023 Anderpsalms music Co.

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, You're the Lord of the people of praise 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, Praise the Lord 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, You're the Lord of the people of Praise 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, Praise the Lord

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, Son of God & Son of man 

Born of the Virgin Mary in a place called Bethlehem

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah You turned water into wine 

Made the lame to walk again & gave sight to the blind! 

 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Let Everything with breath Praise the Lord 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Let Everything with breath Praise the Lord 

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, You caught a few old fishermen

You taught them how to cast a line 

And how to fish for men 

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, You raised a brother from the Dead 

Now the rest of us, like Lazarus 

Can all be born again!  Praise the Lord,

 

 Lion of the tribe of Judah, on the cross of Calvary 

You defeated death & hell & set your people free

 

Lion of the tribe of Judah, You’re the soon & coming King 

We believe you’re coming back 

To take us home again! 

 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Let Everything with breath Praise the Lord

 

Lion of the Tribe of Judah We lift you high & make You known 

Jesus You alone are God & KIng 

In our praises be enthroned!!!!!! 

 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Let Everything with breath Praise the Lord 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Praise the Lord, Praise the Lord 

Let Everything with  breath Praise the Lord

 

                                                      

 

 

 

 

 

 

FRETTBUZZ BLOG 7/1/23  

“WHEN COUNTRY WASN'T COOL”

In 1981 when Ron Diller & I left Radiance to become an acoustic duo, we were writing songs that musically reflected the country Rock sound of bands such as Poco, & the Eagles!    A style that we both liked a lot!   However, most of our ministry opportunities involved playing for high school students in youth  groups & para- church organizations such as Youth for Christ/ Campus Life!  The popular music of such an audience, unlike today, wasn't country flavored music but a more mainstream Arena Rock Sound popular in the day.  Therefore in about 1984 Ron & I made the decision to change our musical direction to a more Christian Rock & Roll Sound, a direction that also fit in with Blair Masters our new musical partner!  As a result several country Rock sounding tunes such as Desert in Your Heart were dropped from the bands playlist  This musical change is evident in the style & sound of our 1985 album release entitled, AGGRESSIVE!   Now in 2023 with country music being so popular it seems the time is right to release some of these new "old" songs!

 

in about, 2021 Ron Diller & I discussed recording an entirely new Diller & Anderson Album.  We determined that that wasn't The direction that we believed God wanted us to go!   So as I considered a follow up to my 2009 STEPHEN LEVI ANDERSON; JERICHOS & GIANTS,  solo release, I decided to make it less a solo album and instead release a series of singles performed by friends & artists that I've invited who were a part of the birth of each of these songs!

I'm calling this new collection of my music, "ANDERPSALMS". And yes, this new collection of songs will include several new songs written & performed by, The Diller & Anderson Band, the first being, "Rainy Days in Heaven!"  Blair Masters has produced the Drum, Piano & B3 organ track in Nashville!   He recently sent this track to me & now Ron Diller & I are preparing to add guitars, bass & vocals!  In addition we are excited to share that we have secured the services of Dom Franco, a pedal steel artist,  best known for his work on early 80's Maranatha albums by the bands, BETHLEHEM & DANIEL AMOS!  Look for a release of, "Rainy Days in Heaven", in the fall of 2023!

                                            

 

 

 

FRETTBUZZ BLOG 10.22.22

 

THE AWESOME ART OF OUR GOD. (10.22.22)

Lyrics by Stephen Levi Anderson, music by 

SLA, Ronnie Lee Diller, & Blair Masters

(C) 2024, Anderpsalms Music CO,

 

With Your voice, oh God, You declared reality 

You spoke aloud And all creation came to be 

From mountain high to the valley low 

From pounding ocean waves to a freshly falling snow

 

We lift our voices, stand up & applaud 

The beauty of Creation, awesome art of our God 

Yes, we lift up our voices, In wonder & awe 

Of our King & our Creator,

The Awesome Art of our God 

 

With the mighty sound 

Of a rushing wind  

Your Holy Spirit, God  

Was ushered in 

Come to restore all that was lost 

The mighty power of Pentecost 

(Repeat Chorus) 

(Bridge) 

Your Holy Spirit travels on sound 

Let’s Praise Him loud & Praise Him long

Lift Him high & make Him known 

Jesus Come & be enthroned

   

                                                        FRETTBUZZ BLOG 11_/1/2020____________________________________     

 

              Grandma Myhrr, the Beatles & A prophetic Word!!!

Chapter 1...

sq  Walking to Salem, Oregon's, Englewood Elementary school, on Monday morning February 10, 1964, I can still remember seeing a couple of girls from my 4th grade class by the water fountain in Englewood park.  These two girls were excited about something,  talking & laughing a million miles a minute!  Seeing me, they immediately asked, "Did you see The Beatles on the Ed Sullivan Show last night?" 

I HAD NOT, & in fact,  had no idea what they were talking about... trying to not sound totally clueless, I replied, "Yeah,  How do you think they taught those bugs to do all those stupid tricks?"  Obviously, I ended up proving myself totally clueless anyway , but by the end of that day, I too, had discovered the Beatles & had heard that they were going to be on Ed Sullivan again the next Sunday evening!  Well, my life was changed & I promised myself that I would never miss them again! I'm pretty sure that I, in fact, didn't ever miss them again and along with pretty much the rest of my generation, I had definitely caught a chronic case of BEATLEMANIA!!!   Thus began my life long interest in THE FAB FOUR, In music,  & in my desire to learn how to play the guitar! 

Fast forward to my grandma MHYRRR'S living room sometime later, I recall talking with her by her new, huge double manual Organ, Standing there, guitar in hand, I recall telling her, excitedly, about something musical I had just seen on TV!   She just smiled at me & said,

"STEVE, I BELIEVE THAT GOD IS GOING TO USE YOU & YOUR LOVE FOR MUSIC IN THE CHUCH SOMEDAY!"

  •  I remember feeling both amused  & rather offended by Myrr's cluelessness and total lack of cool!  Well, I continued to play guitar but never really considered it or music in general as a serious career option! 
  • Fast forward again to spring term of my freshman year in college at Oregon College of Education in Monmouth, Oregon!  I was Standing in the Kitchen of the apartment that I shared with my roommate Duane, A Christian & fellow guitar player that I had met the previous term.  Duane had shortly before, shared  with me the first contemporary Christian music I had ever heard and from that point on it was on our turntable, nearly nonstop!   I recall, one day, Duane telling  me that a great guitar player & friend of his named Ron was in town and coming by to say, "Hi!" 
  • I remembering meeting Ron Diller that Spring day in 1975 & being blown away by, yes, his amazing guitar skills but also by his genuine humility!!  
  • Well, Nursing a shattered heart from having recently been dumped by  the,"love of my life!"  I took advantage of an opportunity to move to Indiana to do a summer internship in  youth ministry at an Indianapolis church!  Upon my return from Indiana near the end of August, I was almost  immediately  invited to attend a Youth for Christ volunteer staff training retreat on the Oregon coast!   Arriving at the coast I was soon to discover another campus life volunteer in training, Ron Diller!  Ron & I got to know each other & spent most of the weekend hanging out, & playing guitars together.  Later that same week, back home in Salem, Oregon I got a call from Ron Diller inviting me to join a band called Radiance of which he had just become a member!  A few days later I attended a Radiance rehearsal & immediately accepted an invitation to join the band!  Shortly thereafter, Radiance played our first paying gig with youth for Christ at North Salem high school!   

The next 5 to 6 years were in reality my undergrad work at music ministry" university!"  Sitting under the team leadership of band leader, Darrell Basom & the guitar & musical mentorship of Ronnie Lee Diller was life changing!  Around 1980-81 Ron Diller & I decided to leave Radiance & go it alone as an acoustic duo!  Soon after we recorded our debut album entitled. "Diller & Anderson"  During the recording process we realized that we would like to have some piano & other keyboards on a couple of the tracks!  Our friend & the recording studio owner, Duane Sheets, (yes, the same friend who had introduced Ron & I only a few years earlier was now a substitute music teacher at McNary High school in Salem!  He recommended a talented Keyboardist & high school senior named Blair Masters!  After meeting Blair, we invited him and he agreed to play on a few of our tracks!  During the project a lasting friendship formed!    Returning to the same studio in 1985  Diller & Anderson began laying tracks for our sophomore album entitled, Aggressive!, again joined by Blair Masters!    As the project wrapped up we realized that the sound of Diller & Anderson, with Blair's substantial contributions  had grown & changed considerably!  At our invitation Blair agreed to join Ron & I as Diller & Anderson had only recently decided to go into music ministry full time!   (add lunch w dad at Kwans kitchen) So Diller & Anderson, with the Band name already established in certain important circles, became a trio with the addition of Blair Masters and we became, The Diller & Anderson Band!, Over the next three plus years in addition to writing & recording our third album, entitled, Young & Justified, The Diller & Anderson Band kept a busy concert & traveling schedule highlighted by 3 trips to Alaska where we served with Anchorage Youth for Christ, 3 California Gold Rush summer camps with Mid Valley Youth for  Christ.  Additional summer youth retreats including 3 trips to Santa Catalina Island, CA, a YFC camp on South Padre Island, TX, and several ministry conferences with Luis Palau Ministries including one in the Quad Cities area of Iowa & Illinois.  Additionally, we traveled much of Canada for the Christian & Missionary Alliance churches including a week at Canadian Bible College located in Regina SK.   Our full time years also included multiple appearances at the Jesus Northwest Christian Music Festival! 

In 1987 with growing families Blair had determined  the time had come for him to relocate to Nashville, TN where building on relationships built through the Diller & Anderson years he quickly began building what has become a very successful career as a studio musician in music city USA!

As The Diller & Anderson Band we concluded our full time ministry years with a Christmas/ New Years 1988 trip to Montana visiting the kalispell & MIssoula areas with youth for Christ/Campus Life!  

A few weeks later In January of 1988 Ron Diller returned to work for the state of Oregon while remaining musically active as a solo acoustic guitar instrumentalist going on to record & released multiple instrumental album projects!  That same month, Steve & his family having accepted a youth pastor position at Hope Center Covenant Church in Pleasant Hill, CA, relocated to the East Bay Area of the San Francisco, CA Bay area!

 

 

    

FRETTBUZZ BLOG 5/01/21 : WE CRY TEHILLAH, (Ordained Praise) 

WE CRY TEHILLAH  (Ordained Praise)

Lyrics by Stephen Levi Anderson

Music by Ronnie Lee Diller & Blair Masters

(C) 2022 Anderpsalms music Co. 

 

Paul & Silas, jailed & chained 

Offered up a midnight praise 

Freedom flowed from their refrain 

Their praise of God had been ordained

 

One last lap 'round Jericho 

Joshua cried out, "Let'er Blow" 

The trumpets raised a righteous sound &

With a shout of praise the city walls crashed down

 

Tehillah, We cry Tehillah,

Jesus be enthroned upon our praise

Tehillah, We cry Tehillah

Demonstrate Your power in our praise!

 

With chains to break & walls yet to fell 

The Church must storm the gates of hell 

Our Heads we bow, Our Hands we raise 

We lift Our voice in ordained praise! 

We lift ONE voice in ordained praise!

Tehillah, We cry Tehillah, 

Jesus be enthroned upon our praise 

Tehillah, We cry Tehillah 

Demonstrate Your Power in our Praise

Tehillah, We cry Tehillah, !!!! 

 

                                   **********Notes********** 

Tehillah (Tuh*He*Luh) is the praise that God inhabits (sits enthroned on!) 

(Psalm 22:3) God manifests Himself in the midst of Passionate Praise & singing! 

TEHILLAH is one of seven Hebrew words for Praise, from the word halal and means "the singing of halals, to sing or to laud; perceived to involve music, especially singing; hymns of the Spirit or praise.” Psalm 22:3 Yet Thou art holy, O Thou who art enthroned upon the praises (tehillah) of Israel. Isaiah 61:3 To grant to those who mourn in Zion, Giving them a garland instead of ashes, The oil of gladness instead of mourning, The mantle of praise (tehillah) instead of the spirit of fainting, So they shall be called oaks of righteousness, The planting of the Lord, that He may be glorified. OTHER REFERENCES:, Psalm 8:2 (NIV),Exodus 15:11; Deuteronomy 10:21; Nehemiah 9:5; Psalms 9:14, 22:25; Jeremiah!

Prevailing through Praise!!!

Psalm 8:2 

From the lips of children and infants you have ordained praise because of your enemies, to silence the foe and the avenger. NIV 

One thing we notice in the psalms of David is that he says a great deal about his enemies. If ever a man had enemies, it was David. But he had learned the secret of dealing with his enemies. He had learned the secret of evoking God’s presence and God’s help and here he reveals the secret very simply. It’s to offer God praise. 

He says, “God has ordained from the lips of children and infants praise.” Children and infants are the weakest in the natural, but when praise comes from the lips of even the weakest; its effect is to silence the foe and the avenger!

FrettBuzz Blog 12/ 2019  

WORSHIP LEADERS... Get a Mentor!!!

 (By Marty  McCall)

 

What’s the Big Deal About Worship Leading? 

Leading worship is a joy and a privilege. Period. But within a church community, it’s also a position with lots of moving parts. It can get complicated. 

For starters, to be a church worship leader is to be a singer, musician, arranger, band director, event planner, scheduling genius, walking song library, tech and leadership liaison, rehearsal manager, organizer, producer, stage hand, peacemaker, encourager, confronter, comforter, budget manager, administrator, employee and boss. Whew! Is that the job you thought it was? 

And there’s the spiritual side. It’s unlikely (thankfully) that you’ve chosen this path unless you’re a sold-out, committed follower of Jesus and everything that implies in your life and character. That’s a given. But as a worship leader, consistent, private and public integrity are especially essential for you (no, you don’t have to be perfect) because, besides your pastor, you may be the staff member most visible to your congregation. Oh, and it’s also your responsibility to listen to and hear God to discover and carry out His intentions for your worship team and congregation in coordination with your pastor and leadership as well as interceding for your team and the services. 

So worship leading … no big deal, right? – ha! 

Strengths and Weaknesses 

It seems most worship leaders are drawn (and called) to this field primarily because they’re good musicians and love God. That’s a great entrance, but you obviously need other skills. One area that seems particularly challenging for many is working with, caring for, and leading people. I’ve observed worship leaders who get the worship done, and done well, but shy away from some of the relational aspects of team-nurturing. It can be a slow-learn, requiring a certain type of growing up over time. It takes making mistakes, correcting them and learning from them. 

Of course, you enjoy the pleasure of worshiping together, but as the leader, you’re also required to navigate your team through the challenging situations which come along such as group discord, negative input from congregants, personnel changes in your team or church leadership, musical disagreements, seasons of personal discouragement, enemy attacks or any number of potential church and life difficulties. 

Some leaders may handle the relational and pastoral aspects of their job with ease but struggle with other essential skills such as musical growth or administration. No matter your strengths and weaknesses, it’s natural to want to avoid the uncomfortable parts. But a truly effective worship leader can’t get away with that. The job requires you to lead well in all areas – week after week after week. 

You’re Probably Gonna Need Some Help 

There’s no quick shortcut to becoming a great worship leader and you can’t receive experience through osmosis. But you can work smarter. An excellent way to get a handle on the most important aspects of your job is to get counsel from someone more experienced than you – someone who’s done it all and done it well. That’s the definition of mentoring, or “coaching” as many call it. 

No matter how many great “Top Ten Tips for Worship Leading” you find online (and they are very helpful), there’s no substitute for a personal mentor. It may be inconvenient for a busy worship leader to find a worship “elder,” but it’s a wise choice, following the Biblical tradition of teacher and student. And in the long run, working with mentors can accelerate the maturing process and minimize time consuming detours. 

If you find yourself being resistant to the idea of having a mentor or allowing someone to speak into your life, before you dismiss the idea, search your heart and ask God to show you why you feel that way. Don’t let fear, busyness or the enemy prevent you from the very thing that might catapult you forward in God’s plan for your life. 

Where Do I Start? 

First of all, realize that while the idea of having one life-long, wise, Yoda-type mentor might seem appealing, that’s not a likely or even desirable scenario. Realistically, you’ll work with someone for a limited season and you may work with several different people over time. Each mentor has unique gifts and perspectives to offer and you’ll have a variety of challenges within the seasons of your career. 

For one-on-one coaching, choose a mentor of your own gender, not only for the obvious pastoral wisdom and safety in that choice, but because men and women process life differently. However, a coed format for group coaching or workshops is a great option for getting a wider view of the issues of concern to all worship leaders. 

How Do I Find A Mentor? 

Like everything else, start by asking God to provide the person you need. Let Him lead you. Expect an answer. Look around your own Christian neighborhood: your own church or other area churches, your Bible study group or worship leader groups, etc. Talk to experienced worship leaders you find there. 

If you can find someone locally, that’s great. If not, as you know, online worship training has exploded, giving you access to great, varied, specific and comprehensive teaching. Some may offer one-on-one coaching or worship leader events or courses with opportunities for individual attention. Join social media groups for worship leaders where you’ll find community and possibly a suggestion for a mentor. 

Reach out to those with the experience you need and with whom you connect. Look for a mentor who cares about you as a person, worship leader and musician to walk with you through the process of learning how to be an authentic, effective worship leader within the roller-coaster-merry-go-round-ferris-wheel ride of service-driven church work. 

How Does Mentoring Work? 

Mentoring can be formal, similar to a counseling session, or as informal as meeting for coffee. It can be in person, by Skype, web or phone – anything that works. You may have a short term, time sensitive issue you need to talk about or you may have broader questions about yourself, your faith, your work or future. A mentor or coach may be a volunteer or some may charge fees for their services. 

Whether paid or volunteer, when you find a good fit, it’s important to establish mutually respectful guidelines, taking into account overall expectations, topic agendas, session length and the intended duration of the coaching relationship. You’ll want to determine location(s) for meeting, general availability,  a method for cancelling or rescheduling and various procedural or personal boundaries. 

While paid coaches may provide a contractual agreement which will spell out their policies on these issues, a volunteer mentor may not. A simple, honest conversation at the beginning of your relationship will make you and your mentor more comfortable and avoid unpleasant or time-stealing problems as you go along. 

Passing it On 

Of course, the Holy Spirit is our number one teacher and counselor. But it’s also the Holy Spirit’s nature and God’s design to empower His people to teach, to lead and encourage. We’re hard-wired to learn from each other. And as you learn and grow, remember – you’re always a few steps ahead of someone on this path. So the final, full-circle word: get a mentor and then…become a mentor. It works. 

 

FRETTBUZZ Blog; Diff between Hymns & Choruses  

Absolutely hilarious. If you are involved in worship teams or church leadership, you will get it. ;-) I got this (with permission) from a friend of a friend. I don't know if it was original or not.) 

An old farmer went to the city one weekend and attended the big city church. He came home and his wife asked him how it was. 
“Well,” said the farmer. “It was good. They did something different, however. They sang praise choruses instead of hymns.” 
“Praise choruses?” asked the wife. “What are those?” 
“Oh, they’re okay. They’re sort of like hymns, only different,” said the farmer. 

“Well, what’s the difference?” asked the wife. 
The farmer said, “Well it’s like this … If I were to say to you, ‘Martha, the cows are in the corn,’ well that would be a hymn. If, on the other hand, I were to say to you, ‘Martha, Martha, Martha, Oh, Martha, MARTHA, MARTHA, the cows, the big cows, the brown cows, the black cows, the white cows, the black and white cows, the COWS, COWS, COWS are in the corn, are in the corn, are in the corn, in the CORN, CORN, CORN, COOOOORRRRRNNNNN,’ then, if I were to repeat the whole thing two or three times, well that would be a praise chorus.” 

As luck would have it, the exact same Sunday a young, new Christian from the city church attended the small town church. He came home and his wife asked him how it was. 
“Well,” said the young man, “It was good. They did something different, however. They sang hymns instead of regular songs.” 
“Hymns?” asked the wife. “What are those?” 
“They’re okay. They’re sort of like regular songs, only different,” said the young man. 

“Well, what’s the difference?” asked the wife. 
The young man said, “Well it’s like this … If I were to say to you, ‘Martha, the cows are in the corn,’ well that would be a regular song. If on the other hand, I were to say to you, 

Oh Martha, dear Martha, hear thou my cry 
Inclinest thine ear to the words of my mouth. 
Turn thou thy whole wondrous ear by and by 
To the righteous, glorious truth. 
For the way of the animals who can explain 
There in their heads is no shadow of sense, 
Hearkenest they in God’s sun or his rain 
Unless from the mild, tempting corn they are fenced. 
Yea those cows in glad bovine, rebellious delight, 
Have broke free their shackles, their warm pens eschewed. 
Then goaded by minions of darkness and night 
They all my mild Chilliwack sweet corn chewed. 
So look to that bright shining day by and by, 
Where all foul corruptions of earth are reborn 
Where no vicious animal makes my soul cry 
And I no longer see those foul cows in the corn, 

then, if I were to do only verses one, three and four, and change keys on the last verse, well that would be a hymn.”

FRETTBUZZ BLOG 5.5.2018 

FRETTBUZZ BLOG...700 Club Update...  Filming date set!!!

 

Good Morning everyone, 

We received the following email this morning in regards to our anticipated appearance on the 700 club...

 

"Good Morning Steve and Kathy! 

 I’m a producer with The 700 Club and will be in your area Friday, June 22nd.  Would you be available to work with us that day so we can produce your story? 

  

Looking forward to your response.  Have a great weekend! 

 

Shannon Woodland 

Senior Coordinating Producer 

The 700 Club"

FRETTBUZZ BLOG 12.7.17 

 Stephen Levi Anderson & Celebrate ministries Inc 

                FrettBuzz Blog Dec. 2017 

We are so excited to share with you that Stephen Levi & Kathy Anderson have been scheduled to be filmed & share their testimony of Steve’s miraculous stroke recovery to be broadcast on the Easter 2018 showing of the 700 Club, The flagship program of the CBN television network! 

  Plans at this time are that a production team from the 700 Club based in Virginia will arrive in Oregon in January or February, 2018 to film the interview!  The Easter 2018 showing will be on the 9th anniversary of Steve’s 2009 stroke which occurred as Steve & Kathy & the worship Team at Family Life Church in Newberg, Oregon were on stage preparing for that mornings Easter services!   We humbly share this with you all and simply ask for your prayer support as the plans and preparations for this exciting opportunity continue to develop!  We believe that this international broadcast of our story highlighting God’s loving and miraculous hand upon our lives will touch many and offer hope to those currently facing overwhelming life circumstances!   Thank You Jesus!!!  Please follow us on our website at www. celebrateministriesinc.com as we will be sharing more details as they are finalized!  

APRIL 9. 2017  

   FRETTBUZZ BLOG Steve & Kathy Ordained!!!

In April of 2017 Steve & Kathy officially received their ordination from  The Redeeming Love Church!  Of Portland, Oregon…  “We are excited to receive our ordination and do so joyfully in anticipation of where our ministry opportunities may find us next as the Lord leads, commented Steve!    It was particularly special for Kathy as she had completed her studies at Rhema Bible Institute, Broken Arrow, OK as a fellow student with the ordaining pastor Jeff  Whalen!

FRETTBUZZ BLOG : JAN. 21, 2015 


 

  FRETTBUZZ BLOG :   JAN. 21, 2015
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION

Pastor Steve Anderson has been a friend of mine for the last 20 years.  Steve has served me as a Worship Leader in the past and was most recently a guest worship leader in our church in October of 2011.  Both Steve and Kathy have very sensitive hearts to the leading of the Holy Spirit.

Steve has been a worship leader in both big and small churches and understands the different dynamics needed in both.  He has a very rare blend of gifts in leadership and music. 

It seems to me to be much easier to find gifted guest speakers than gifted, trusted, guest worship leaders.  I have witnessed a pattern of faithfulness and consistency through the years of both Steve and Kathy and I can give them a wholehearted recommendation as worship leaders for your church.  If you have any concerns or question please feel free to call me at 541.536.2183, or email me at greg@crescentcreek.org

Sincerely,

Greg Price
Lead Pastor
  
Crescent Creek Foursquare Church


Comments....
1/21/14  He left out the fact: you are an awesome son of God who brings people to the throne of Jesus!

Pastor Frank Alioto
The River Covenant Church
Kenai, AK