Victory Tabernacle Visits Sight & Sound

^{Rev. Dale Lessner, Thurmont, MD}

On a crisp morning filled with anticipation, 47 members and guests of Victory Tabernacle boarded a chartered bus bound for Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The destination: Sight & Sound Theatres, where the biblical account of Noah would come to life in a spectacular display of storytelling, music, and live animals.

This trip was more than a church outing—it was part of our Impact Eternity Month initiative, where we encouraged our church family to invite friends, neighbors, and loved ones to experience the Gospel in meaningful ways. We were blessed to welcome 10 guests on this journey, and from that outreach, one new family has since joined our congregation and is already offering their time and talents in ministry.

What a testimony to the power of invitation! The production of Noah was nothing short of awe inspiring. From the towering ark to the parade of live animals, every detail pointed to God’s mercy and the promise of redemption. But perhaps the most unforgettable moment was watching the wonder on our children’s faces as they witnessed the story unfold. Their wide eyes and joyful gasps reminded us all of the beauty of childlike faith.

After the show, we enjoyed a hearty meal. The fellowship around the tables was as rich as the food itself—laughter, testimonies, and new connections filled the room.This trip was a reminder that ministry doesn’t always happen behind a pulpit. Sometimes, it happens on a bus ride, over a shared meal, or in the quiet moment when someone sees the Gospel come alive for the first time. We’re grateful for what God is doing at Victory Tabernacle, and we’re already looking forward to the next opportunity to go, grow, and glorify together.

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