• Stephanie visitted 13 radio station in nine states in two weeks this last month.  Fun to watch the switchboards light up as God moved.  More details to be shared next Newsletter.  (Pictured above at Moody Radio in Chicago with Denny Nugent and Carlos Martinez and on air at WGNB in Michigan with Scott Curtis.)
• More than Music is working towards putting on the next big  benefit concert.  Bebo Norman and Stephanie Pauline are again going to join forces, this time for Southern CO Youth for Christ; a worthy organization More than Music has worked with in CO detention center ministry for years.  Friday, May 13th, 2011 at Woodmen Valley Chapel.  Mark your calendars people.  You heard it here first!
• The song Toy soldier is making radio traction across the US.  Pray for those who will hear the song in their cars, kitchens, and living rooms.  That they would find courage to be more real before God about their need and in that find how very real is His vast love for them. 
• We are working to find funding for 20 Detention and drug rehab facility concerts this next year.  10 this year.  This will involve developing ongoing mentorship programs in some facilities through partnerships with churches in their locale.
• Overhauling the web site is still in the works as well.
• We added a new Board member too.  Terrell Mayton is serving as advisor on the MtM board of directors.  We are so thankful and excited to have his input!  Here is a bit about Terrell:

Terrell has been engaged in senior positions of leadership serving God at The National Day of Prayer, Promise Keepers, Envoy Financial and advised many others ministries. Terrell was a Vice President at Time Warner for over 20 years prior to entering ministry full time. A noted speaker and educator in the areas of marketing, communications, strategic planning, product development, management and leadership Terrell has lectured at North Carolina State University, Duke University and the University of North Carolina and been recognized with over 90 national awards for marketing excellence.

Terrell is involved in Boy Scouting at the national level having most recently serving on the staff of the 100^th National Scout Jamboree and is very involved in leadership training at Philmont Scout Ranch. Terrell's ministry passion is helping organizations develop relevant outreach programs and engaging relationships with the body of Christ.

 Terrell and his wife Kim live in Lone Tree, Colorado and have been married for 28 years and have two adult children Alexander and Caitlin who are in graduate school.