One Real Day Student Conference

Listen to some samples of the type of Praise and Worship music presented a each One Real Day conference by Billy Lord.

8:00AM - 8:45AM - Arrival & Sign In

9:00AM - 10:30AM - General Session On
(All Students, Faculty, Staff)

10:45AM - 12Noon
Middle School Break Out Session

10:45AM - 12Noon
High School Break Out Session

10:45AM - 12Noon
Teacher's Break Out Session

1:00PM - 2:30PM
General Session Two
(All Students, Faculty, Staff)

2:45PM - End of Conference

		About Rick & Mick Vigneulle Rick & Mick Vigneulle (Vin-yell) are internationally known Christian comedy and contemporary music artists who have performed in all 50 states and in 15 countries. These identical "twin towers", (combined height totaling 10ft. 8in.), have been featured on America's Funniest People, performed at the White House, conducted several chapels for professional baseball teams such as Atlanta Braves, Houston Astros and LA Dodgers. They have also been seen on 60 Minutes and in LIFE Magazines' 20th Century Highlight Book.
These identical "twin towers", (combined height totaling 10ft. 8in.), have been featured on America's Funniest People, performed at the White House, conducted several chapels for professional baseball teams such as Atlanta Braves, Houston Astros and LA Dodgers. They have also been seen on 60 Minutes and in LIFE Magazines' 20th Century Highlight Book. Rick and Mick have been favorites in hundreds of high school assemblies presenting their highly acclaimed program, "Attitude Check." As a result of this major evangelistic outreach, over 15,000 students and adults have made decisions for Christ in the last two years alone! They have also appeared with David Jeremiah on "Turning Point," Charles Stanley's "In Touch," and Jerry Falwell's "Old Time Gospel Hour." They've shared the platform with such noteables as Adrian Rogers, Zig Ziglar, Tim & Beverly LaHaye, and Josh McDowell. Rick & Mick perform a program interwoven with side-splitting comedy and inspirational contemporary music. They never close their events without making the Gospel presentation clear and available.