Just sitting here eating a little 'Mint Moose Tracks' ice cream, and for some reason thought of Libera (maybe it was the Mint, or the Tracks . . . oh well). Thank you all once again for your music over the years, much of it very meaningful and God-honoring. After all, if we're going to spend a lot of time producing something, it might as well be positive and something that challenges us to excel. Singing - and thus, thinking - about what is admirable (Philippians 4:8-9) helps us have a peaceful outlook, and renews our minds (Romans 12:2). Wishing you the very best in S. Korea! And thanks to your families for allowing you to be part of this exceptional group!

Dear Libera: I know that you all eat at Subway for lunch. I do not know if it is only when you are in America since I am not sure it is a global chain. I do know that Subway is the largest chain is the United States. I have heard their sales are slightly down. Perhaps, Libera could do a commercial for this eatery. I have no affiliation to the chain but I believe it will spread the news of Libera and Subway! Subway is health conscious as we both know. 🙂

I am watching the choir on WQED the local public TV station in Pittsburgh, PA. The music is wonderful. It was very touching when it was announced that several of the songs were dedicated to the Americans killed on Sept. 11, 2001. Thank you so much for remember those who died on that day. PLEASE know that also on Sept. 11, 2001 there were 40 other people killed when the plane Flight 93 was high jacked on that morning and was headed also to Washington DC to probably the Capitol. The 40 hero passengers and crew fought to take back the plane from the terrorists that had taken control of the plane. This plane crashed in a field near Somerset, PA. You can read the story on the National Park Service site for Flight 93. God bless you all...

Congratulations to the whole Libera Family on a great video. As I’m sure you know from your US concerts, that song (particularly delivered by Libera) brings tears to many eyes in America. The video just adds to the impact. It’s especially touching to have our UK friends learn it especially for us. There is a special relationship between the US and the UK, and it is so great to see it recognized and demonstrated in ways that go beyond military alliance. And America has a special relationship with Ireland and the Irish too. I particularly like the way Libera’s video releases often link the past and present – in this case memorializing refugees from the past while reminding all of us that the problem remains. Your “Wonderful World” video, of course, performed a similar service. I enjoyed seeing and hearing you in Atlanta last month and it was nice being able to briefly meet some of you after the concert. I hope to see you again soon here in America. Keep up the wonderful work. Libera is a blessing

Dear Libera: Now that I am home and have had time to reflect; there is only one word to describe Guildford; Brilliant! Thank you for the excellent concert. Take care and God Bless, Terry