THE JESUS CHRIST FAN CLUB Music Ministry - Revival - Prayer
I'V GOT THE VICTORY "Sunshine" Brenda Cole Shine! Shine!! Shine!!!
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Saturday, December 24, 2016
PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME "Sunsine" Country Christmas New Hope Baptist Church
Praise His Holy name is an original song by Sunshine from the CD Shine!!! on Melody Dawn records. Sunshine and Moon directed the Christmas show called Country Christmas at new Hope Baptist Church in Brooksville, Florida. Buy the song PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME at http://www.shineforjesuschrist.org
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Sunshine - Let it Snow - Merry Christmas from Shine!!!
Gospel artist Sunshine of Melody Đawn Records sings LET IT SNOW by Jule Styne more about Sunshine www.shineforjesuschrist.org
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
The Jesus Christ Fan Club: "Sunshine" endorses President-Elect Donald Trump
The Jesus Christ Fan Club: Recording artist "Sunshine" endorses President-Ele...: Recording artist Sunshine of Shine! Shine!! Shine!!! endorses President - Elect Donald J. Trump and is praying to sing at the White Hou...
Recording artist "Sunshine" endorses President-Elect Donald J. Trump. She is praying to sing at the Inauguration on January 20th, 2016
More about the inauguration here: https://washington.org/
Witness American history in Washington, DC and be there as the nation swears in the 45th President of the United States.
There are few events that you can plan on attending that are guaranteed to go down in history. The President’s swearing-in ceremony is one of them. Come to Washington, DC and witness something for the ages as the nation swears in the 45th President of the United States on Jan. 20, 2017. Soak up the atmosphere throughout the city and celebrate this special day that’s all about American tradition and celebration. https://washington.org/
The official proceedings of Inauguration Day commence around noon on the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol with the vice president-elect and president-elect taking the Oaths of Office, followed by the inaugural address. You must have a ticket to attend the swearing-in-ceremony. Tickets are free, but they’re in high demand and must be applied for through your local representative or senator's office. Giant video screens and audio systems will also stream the proceedings to the thousands of spectators on the National Mall.
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Don’t worry if you don’t get tickets to the official ceremony, you can still catch a glimpse of the new commander in chief. Position yourself along Pennsylvania Avenue to cheer on the presidential procession and inaugural parade as it makes its way from the U.S. Capitol to the White House. https://washington.org/
A limited number of bleacher seats can be reserved through the Presidential Inauguration Committee, though viewing from the sidewalk is free and unreserved.http://
If you want to get above the crowds, https://washington.org/
Celebration Experience that includes panoramic views of the parade as it passes in front of the museum. https://washington.org/
Revelers may want to don a tuxedo or evening dress and dance the night away, and they’ll have plenty of options. Inauguration Day brings glitz and glamour to DC with the big names in politics, business and entertainment descending on the city. Many of the top caterers are booked a year in advance and some luxury stores have pop-ups in high-end hotels for any last minute wardrobe changes.
There are official and unofficial balls, the difference being that the newly named president and vice president attend many of the official balls. Members of the public can apply for tickets to these, including The inaugural ball, via the Presidential Inaugural Committee. Alternatively, you can buy a ticket for one of the many unofficial balls directly from the host venues or organizations.
Security and Such
Presidential inaugurations are a festive experience, though as with any event of this size, being prepared will make it smoother and more enjoyable. Be sure to check advisories ahead of time and consider the following:
Toast to the New President at an Inaugural Ball
It is cold in January in Washington, DC. Dress warmly and wear comfortable shoes. Thousands of portable toilets are brought into National Mall and in front of Metro Stations for the event. Bring your own water and snacks or purchase some from hot dogs and pretzel stands. The Smithsonian museums https://washington.org/
lining the National Mall also have dining options (and bathrooms); head into Cascade Café at the National Gallery of Art https://washington.org/
If you’re a ticket holder to any event you will have to pass through security screening. Make sure you bring photo ID and check the list of prohibited items ahead of time. https://washington.org/
Driving is not recommended. Parking will be limited and there will be road closures to accommodate the crowds and parade so visitors are recommended to walk, bike and use the Metro.
Beginning in mid-December and while supplies last, Metro will offer a limited edition SmarTrip® card commemorating the inauguration. The $10 card (a 30% savings) will come pre-loaded with a one-day pass valid for unlimited Metrorail and Metrobus rides on Inauguration Day; the card is valid before and after Jan. 20, 2017 by adding value online at wmata.comor at any Metrorail station. https://washington.org/
Now that you know the ins and outs of the presidential inauguration, check out unique presidential experiences, find out how DC has gotten cooler since the last inauguration. https://www.wmata.com/
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