Jacob never thought he would be on the floor of the CAA Arena in Belleville, ON. In fact, he wasn’t supposed to be at the final night of the Quinte Celebration of Hope with Will Graham. But there he was, meeting with a volunteer counselor to confirm his decision to follow Jesus Christ.
Hundreds crowded the CAA Arena’s stage, as Christian artists The Color, The Afters, and Matt Maher played and led the audience in praising the Lord in song, and then a fire alarm clanged—causing everyone to evacuate the arena, later returning to hear Will Graham preach.
Arctic resident committed to sharing the Gospel at Baker Lake Celebration of Hope
The Quinte Celebration of Hope in Belleville, Ontario, has ended but local churches are welcoming new believers into their congregations. More than 5,900 attended the three-day outreach and over 9,900 watched the livestream online.
More than 2,000 people from all over the Quinte Region traveled to Belleville, Ontario, for October 5's Quinte Celebration of Hope with Will Graham. Many brought friends who needed to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ. The three-day Celebration concludes on October 6, 2019.
Will Graham Encourages Canadians to Turn to Christ During Quinte Celebrationecond night of Celebration in Belleville, Ontario
Responding to Celebration of Hope Gospel invitation renews hope for discouraged grandmother
Celebration of Hope volunteer gets emotional watching people respond to Gospel message from Will Graham.
Excitement has been building for the Quinte Celebration of Hope with Will Graham in Belleville, Ontario, for some time. The free, three-day event happening October 4-6 will include Christian music and testimonies, children’s outreach and a Gospel message from Will Graham.
The Celebration of Hope with Will Graham in Belleville, Ontario will conclude on Sunday. Watch live with us at 5:30 p.m. Eastern Time
God uses human error to bring man to Him.
After a childhood without God, Mary Jo felt like her life had no meaning. Then, Mary Jo’s high school band director gave her a Bible before she went to college and she surrendered her heart to Jesus. But Mary Jo quickly found out that churches are not immune to conflict and criticism—and that she still had some big questions about life. In spite of some painful experiences, Mary Jo found answers and is still committed to living in Christian community. She shares why on this episode of GPS.
