I'm really curious to see first the 10 days of previews, and the chemistry of the stage and the audience. Do they embrace the story and the actors and all the special effects? I want to see how they respond to the totality. If it doesn't work, we will tweak and fine-tune and address moments of weakness. If anything, that's the area we will be in.

execution and effort was symbolic of a losing football team. ... I think that is the worst we've probably played in three years.

This is a unique part of our schedule where we have Trigg sandwiched between St. X and Warren Central. But we've got nine starters back from a defense that gave up just over seven points a game last year, so I feel comfortable.

It?s amazing. It's miraculous to see how God has taken such a near-death experience and received glory for it.

We were praying for a God kind of miracle?that God would not just let her live, but that God would restore her completely.

Toronto really wanted this premiere. The Tolkien books and films are hugely popular in Canada.

You have to believe in the jeopardy of the story - the power of darkness and power of the light, and the conflict of the two. The underlying principle is you have to believe in the power of the ring.

We're not putting the films on stage. We're putting the books on stage.

What I'm sensing is we're winning hands- down with the people who love the books, and we're winning with the people who love the movies.

We began to pray, 'God, touch her arms. Let her arms be used as she used them before the wreck.' The doctors said there is no way this is going to happen, but the church continued to pray.