Members of a young worship band from Florida have come to spend their summer with OM Lifehope in the UK.
Combining their musical talent with their passion to share God's love, the members of "Constella Chapters" are average guys with an above-average longing to make a difference in the world for Christ.
Here on their first European tour, the band have come with an intense desire to serve through worship.
They will be leading worship workshops, helping OM Lifehope during Teens in Missions (TiM) in July and will play at Teenstreet in Germany in August.
"I'm really looking forward to Teenstreet," said Noel Thomas, the keyboardist of Constella Chapters.
His bandmates, brothers Blake and Cody Clements are also excited about the opportunities to share the gospel with young people around the world.
They will also be touring independently in Belgium and Spain during the summer months.
For more on Constella Chapters go to http://www.myspace.com/constellachapters
[Source: OM Lifehope]
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