All Things New
About the Show
Surrounded by a frozen tundra, a small village suddenly becomes overrun with evil. As the villagers lose the warmth they once knew, they begin to lose their way. Wrestling with anger and the thought of abandoning hope, they realize something has to change. Romans 5:5 reads, "And hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured out into our hearts through the Holy Spirit, who has been given to us." The men of Phi Kappa Chi are blessed to demonstrate how God's comforting love fills our hearts and guides our lives, redeeming us at even our lowest points.
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The Baylor Lariat Review
The men of Phi Kappa Chi were just as strong on their own this year as they were with Pi Beta Phi last year. Though the act took a serious turn, Phi Chi utilized their hefty vocals to freeze the audience for a few moments as the ensemble sang a hymn in perfect harmony. The ice of this somber mood was soon broken by a dance break, making this act a surprising break from the constant joyful shouting typical of Sing. (Source)
*Lariat reviews are not indicative of the judging/scoring of any Sing act. They are provided here for the historical record, but it is important to note that they are a subjective review by, in most cases, a single reviewer.