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-A drum corps within the local church can build excitement among the youth and make them enthusiastic about being in the church.  It effectively dispels the "church is not cool" myth.
+A drum corps within the local church can build excitement among the youth and make them enthusiastic about being in the church. It effectively dispels the "church is not cool" myth.
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-A drum corps that performs in the community raises the community's awareness of the local church in a positive way.  A drum corps may be the first contact an individual within the community has had with the church.  Though this is unlikely to make a person think "Hey, I ought to start going to church" and show up the next Sabbath, it will give them a positive association so that when a subsequent contact is made (such as an invitation to an evangelistic event or a health seminar), it is more likely to be met with success.
+A drum corps that performs in the community raises the community's awareness of the local church in a positive way. A drum corps may be the first contact an individual within the community has had with the church. Though this is unlikely to make a person think "Hey, I ought to start going to church" and show up the next Sabbath, it will give them a positive association so that when a subsequent contact is made (such as an invitation to an evangelistic event or a health seminar), it is more likely to be met with success.
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-The paradiddle is a rudiment consisting of a four-note pattern of the form <tt>RLRR</tt> or <tt>LRLL</tt>. When multiple paradiddles are played in succession, the first note always alternates between right and left. There are also several official variations of paradiddle rudiments.  Paradiddles are often used to switch hands while playing steady notes. For example, if steadily playing sixteenth notes, with right hand lead (<tt>RLRL</tt>, etc.), then wanting to end on a drum to the left of the current drum, he may stick it as follows: <tt>RLRL RLRL RLRL RLRR L</tt> with the final left tap on the ending drum.
+The paradiddle is a rudiment consisting of a four-note pattern of the form <tt>RLRR</tt> or <tt>LRLL</tt>. When multiple paradiddles are played in succession, the first note always alternates between right and left. There are also several official variations of paradiddle rudiments. Paradiddles are often used to switch hands while playing steady notes. For example, if steadily playing sixteenth notes, with right hand lead (<tt>RLRL</tt>, etc.), then wanting to end on a drum to the left of the current drum, he may stick it as follows: <tt>RLRL RLRL RLRL RLRR L</tt> with the final left tap on the ending drum.
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 Continuously playing alternating drags (or diddles) results in a double-stroke roll.
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-Songs that are marches are written in either 2/4, or more commonly, 4/4 time.  When marching to such a song, the left foot leads and always hits the ground on an odd beat, while the right foot hits the ground on an even beat.  Count the beats in your head as you march, "1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4" etc.  The left foot touches the ground on each 1 and 3.  The right foot touches on each 2 and 4.  If you find you are out of step, a quick hop (where the feet do not cross one another) can quickly get you back into step.  But staying in step is a lot easier than getting back in step once you're out, so pay attention!
+Songs that are marches are written in either 2/4, or more commonly, 4/4 time. When marching to such a song, the left foot leads and always hits the ground on an odd beat, while the right foot hits the ground on an even beat. Count the beats in your head as you march, "1, 2, 3, 4, 1, 2, 3, 4" etc. The left foot touches the ground on each 1 and 3. The right foot touches on each 2 and 4. If you find you are out of step, a quick hop (where the feet do not cross one another) can quickly get you back into step. But staying in step is a lot easier than getting back in step once you're out, so pay attention!
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-The outreach program will be something like a parade in which your drum corps marches.  This will call for a class A uniform, so make sure it is clean and pressed!
+The outreach program will be something like a parade in which your drum corps marches. This will call for a class A uniform, so make sure it is clean and pressed!
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 ==1. Write a one page paper demonstrating your knowledge of how a drum corps can be used to minister within your:<br>a. local church <br>b. community== <!--T:2-->

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