I felt blessed to get the assignment. I feel that God called me to raise my hand for a reason. Someone actually asked me if I wished I hadn't raised my hand, and I was surprised. I said, “Of course not!” I didn't even think anyone could think of it as a burden. God chose me to do His work and I was grateful. I was unsure what I'd do at first. It was right before my wedding when I got the assignment. And right before Dad's surgery. I was overwhelmed with so much to do and worry over. I kept it in the back of my mind when it probably should have been in the front. I prayed and prayed for God to make it very obvious what I should do with the money. I didn't really understand why it was taking so long for me to come up with something. I'm generally sort of creative so I was getting frustrated. I didn't want to ask for help because I felt it was something I needed to do on my own. Then, Tiffany passed. I knew whatever I did, the money needed to go to her foundation. I finally knew why God was waiting to send me ideas. I wanted to do a showcase of our church's talents because it's been my only gift to give for years. Growing up in this church, whenever I sang in church, I knew God was smiling at me. And I knew that having limited income as a child, then teenager then young adult, that's pretty much all I could give. There are so many talented people in our church that people love to hear and see I figured it would be a good way to showcase the gifts God gave all of us and give back to one of His children that gave our church so much of herself. Hopefully it will go over well and be very successful.