Dear Adams family,
As you know, this Fall, I have been blessed to have the opportunity to intern with Lamplighter Publishing, specifically in the Lamplighter Guild development division. Lamplighter Publishing's mission is “to make ready a people prepared for the Lord, by building Christ-like character one story at a time.” Lamplighter does this by re-publishing 17th, 18th, and 19th century literature that is unlike anything you will find anywhere. They are then taking these great stories, and adapting them into high quality Radio Dramas that influence everyone who hears. In two years, Lamplighter Theater has spread to over 1,000 radio stations in 20 countries, and people all over the world are requesting that the dramas be broadcast in their countries.
This past July, the first ever Lamplighter Guild was held in New York at the beautiful and breathtaking Mohonk Mountain House. Offering two tracks (a dramatic arts track and a visual arts track), the Guild was an experience like no other. From stunning views of the Catskill mountains, exquisite food created by master chefs, devotions in the morning with Mark Hamby (Lamplighter founder and president), to dramatic arts classes with the creative minds behind Focus on the Family Radio Theater, Les Miserable, Left Behind, and The Chronicles of Narnia. The Guild inspired me (as it did many of the other students) to pursue a level of excellence in whatever I do. I was drawn closer to the Savior each morning as our small groups studied his word in the serene and peaceful atmosphere of Mohonk, and through the instructors, each of whom was dedicated to imparting truth to the next generation of culture changers. I would encourage anyone who is interested in learning more about the Lamplighter Guild to visitwww.lamplighterguild.com or email me at beecher@lamplighter.net if you would like to talk more about the Guild and there are so many unique opportunities for those interested; Donor needs to sustain Lamplighter Theater and help us change the world, internship opportunities, and apprenticeships with the master teachers who taught at the Guild.
Thank you so much for reading this and hope to hear from you!
Beecher Proch
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Beecher thanks for that excellent write up! I couldn't have done it better myself! God bless, Mrs. Adams
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