. Her last line read, "Is there something you'd like to pray about?"
Saana replied that she was disappointed because she hadn't had many opportunities to play her second instrument, the baroque violin, which was her favorite, and she thought maybe praying would help.
The two prayed together over the phone.
At 8:50 the next morning, a man called Saana and asked if she'd want to play in a small ensemble -- with her baroque violin.
She immediately text-messaged Pauliina with her great news.
"It's so obvious to me, looking back at the last 2 years, my faith has been growing much faster," says Saana, who now participates in Crescendo.
Pauliina delighted in the noticeable changes in Saana, and in an effort to help more of her peers find out about God, Pauliina organized a special Crescendo event in a freshman residence hall to attract young musicians.
"I hope to connect with people and get to know them," she said before it started. She predicted that at least 8 music students would come, and hoped for 20.
Before 7 p.m., a few friends involved in Crescendo came to help Pauliina set up. Students whom they recognized -- and often knew -- from music classes together began trickling in, including Markus Kaarto, who helped her start Crescendo in Finland.
"It's Pauliina's enthusiam and heart for God that I believe is one of the driving forces here," says Markus. "She has wild enthusiasm and a bubbly personality, and I love it! It's so non-Finnish," he jokes.
The evening began with food as Pauliina welcomed the guests.
Because the Academy is renowned all over Europe and the world for its music, students are diverse. Tonight, at least 4 countries are represented.
"How many of you don't understand Finnish?" asks Pauliina in English, most people's second language.
Five people raise their hands.
"How many of you don't understand English?" she asks.
One jokingly raises his hand. The group laughs. On the spot, she decides to hold the event in English.
After the students mingle and snack, she explains a little about Crescendo.
As the night goes on, more than 25 music students explore Crescendo. Saana showed up too and chatted with the students she plays music with in the daytime.
 a young woman asks Pauliina while grabbing snacks from the table of food.
"Because we're Christians and we want to serve musicians," the dyed-redhead replies.
Numerous students asked her the same question throughout the night. She always gave the same answer.
At around 9:30 p.m., while it was still light outside -- Finland is as far north as Alaska -- Pauliina spontaneously told her own story of how she developed a relationship with God, and also about how she tried and failed multiple times to get into the Academy.
Afterward, she passed out songbooks and the group began to sing hymns.
A young man with dreadlocks walked to the piano and played. Although known for their instrumental talent, the students sounded like a professional choir.
It started to get dark, and the lights inside officially went off at 10 p.m., so they lit candles that Pauliina had brought and continued singing.
"I think she's really brave doing the meeting she did," says French student Remi Moingeon. "It's good to know people that you can have a relationship with. In the musical field, it is hard to talk with people."
She always looks for ways to connect people with God. He's her Number One.
Pauliina believes He placed her at the Academy after so many failures so she would live in order to only bring Him glory and influence others for Him.
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