Mary Did You Know?

A beautiful song that inspires our hearts to imagine what it must have been like for Mary, knowing she as carrying God's very Son. Can we even begin to imagine? The awe.

The birth of the Savior, our Jesus. Our Lord. Our King. Our Savior. Oh, the awe.

Peter Hollens rendition of "Mary Did You Know?" 

2 Amazing Events in Oceanside this Weekend

(Photo of boy drinking by Francesco Raphael DeMeo, Orphans First.)

Oceanside is where it’s at this weekend. At least for those looking for fun, food, music and purpose—an opportunity to give a cup of cold water to those in need.

Two fun-focused, Christ-centered events will take place on Saturday and Sunday afternoons: one at the Oceanside Ampitheater, the other at Cafecito on The Strand.

Since I've written abundant details of these fantabulous events in my article in The San Diego Examiner, I'll send you over there to get the whole scoop.

Orphans First will have a booth at both events so please turn up and say Hi.

Janey L. DeMeo M.A.
Copyright © August 2010

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Love Song -- blast from the past & step into the future

For those of you who, like me, were impacted by the Jesus Movement of the seventies (I guess everyone was impacted in some way or other), you'll be jealous of the fact I'm attending another Love Song concert. Yes, Love Song, the original band from the seventies.


For more information, and a few other snippets about what's happening around my area nowadays, read my latest article here in The Examiner: Love Song - blast from the past - live in Vista


A blast from the past and a look into the future. All happening this weekend in San Diego North County.

Janey L. DeMeo M.A.

Copyright © June 2010

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The Kry -- at last, good music in French

For my French radio broadcast last Wednesday, I had the privilege of interviewing Jean-Luc Lajoie from The Kry. The band live in So Cal – not far from where I live and I’ve enjoyed getting to know them. I was thrilled when they brought out their album Peut Etre—all in French. Friends in France listen to The Kry all the time—especially the young folk. Most music they listen to is in English. For a long time, I’ve felt that the French have been jipped of good Christian music—in French. I wasn’t the only one feeling this way. The Kry are French Canadian, and so, at last, voilà! They’re producing albums in français. I’m happy – très heureuse, molto contenta.

You can listen to my interview with Jean-Luc here (remember, it’s all in French):
http://veodia.com/site/embed.php?live=0&id=1167006280&key=23939bb4ac2880e7139de1c780d77828

If you are a regular listener of my weekly radio broadcast on RestoreTV.com, please note that this week, owing to Spring Break, I will not be broadcasting live but we will replay this interview.

And be sure to check out The Kry: www.thekry.com
And http://www.myspace.com/thekry

In case I don’t hear from you before, Happy Easter. My our Lord Jesus Christ, the Risen Holy One, be exalted and glorified this season. He is risen. May He be risen in our hearts.