When they finished singing, the audience erupted with its roar of approval and gave them a standing ovation that ignited a high time of praise. They intuitively knew how to respond to the crowd, so holding hands and pasting smiles on their faces, they led the group into the next song. Once the praise and worship service was over, Cal went to sit with his pastor and D’Cerner joined Angela.“You two were magnificent together!” Angela exclaimed as she hugged D’Cerner.“Angie,” D’Cerner responded irritably, “Don’t get started. I’m not in the mood.”“A bit touchy are we?” Angela raised her eyebrows, and put her hands on her hips.“He actually had the nerve to touch me,” D’Cerner pouted.“Oh, let me see! Are there any burns or scratch marks on your hand? Things looked pretty hot up there.”“Come on Angie. Get real. We have about as much a chance of being together as an ice cube has of surviving the Sahara Desert.”“You never know. You never know.”Both then turned their attention to the speaker who was making a presentation on building youth ministries. Richard Dennis, a young man from Rochester was pastoring a ministry that specialized in youth of all ages. Richard’s program was called, “It’s Happening Here”
