Q: When and where were you born?
November 10 - Sioux City, Iowa

Q: What is your favorite food?
Chelow Kabab: a national dish of Iran consisting of basmati rice and kabab, with grilled tomatoes on the side, a slice of butter on top, and somagh sprinkled over. Yum, yum!

Q: What was your home life like growing up?
For the most part, everything we do as a family is Christ-centered. Since I was very young, my parents have devoted their lives to ministering and spreading the love of Christ in Indonesia. They've always kept us near to them, so that we would see first-hand what was going on in their ministry. When we moved to the US in 1992, things changed a bit. I went to school, and life was pretty typical, but we knew that the Lord has something for us here in the states. It wasn't until about eight years ago, when the Lord called us to do this music ministry, that my life was thrown off the normal course again, and started on the track of serving Him.

Q: Who would you trade lives with for a day?
Adam. Right before Eve eats the fruit, I’d scream, “NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!”