Starts Friday, Feb. 19 at Frank’s Towne Stadium 16 Theatre in Egg Harbor Township
Phone 609-646-4700 for showtime information
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New Jersey native Paul Baloche (Lindale, Texas) will be playing at a Haiti Benefit concert Sunday, March 21, at Lenape Regional Performing Arts Center in Medford, from 6 to 8 p.m.
Jared Anderson (Colorado Springs, CO) will be opening up.
Proceeds will benefit the Hope Alive! Clinic in Haiti
Tickets are $10 a piece + a donation. Send check or money order made payable to Hope Alive! Clinics AND a self-addressed stamped envelope. Mail it to “Haiti Benefit Concert, c/o CAC, PO Box 717, Medford, NJ 08055″. Call 609-654-8466 for more info.
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Rock/indie/soul group Unspoken will be playing live at Safe Haven Cafe in Somers Point on Saturday, March 13, at 8 p.m.
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By Dom Ruggiero
After spending about an hour with them for this interview the things that struck me the most were their commitment to their families, to God and their ministry.
The American Heritage dictionary defines compelled as “to force or drive to a course of action, to secure or bring about by force, to overpower, to drive together; to unite by force; to herd.”
After talking to COMPELLED (Matt Russell, Rob Baumiester, Nate Sara and Mike Bruckler), a local band from South Jersey and watching them perform it is evident that the name of their band is not just a name but a feeling and a belief. They have a passion for the Lord and they will tell you that. The Lord, through the power of the Holy Spirit, “compels’ them to minister through song.
While watching their performances you will see that this group of young men are not a garage band, or a group of kids with instruments making noise………..they are for real! The lyrics are poetic and relate to the everyday struggles and triumphs of being a Christian. The music is powerful yet not overbearing (no heavy metal here!). When you watch Matt sing, Rob play guitar, Mike play drums and Nate play bass you can feel the Holy Spirit being funneled through their voices as they sing and their hands as they play. Their music is their testimony.
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Compelled are playing the Amazing Grace Resource Center in Mullica Hill tonight at 7 p.m.
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Saturday, February 27
New Covenant Community Church
Somers Point
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
$25 per person includes lunch
Purchase tickets online here
**Limited Seating**
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Our friends at Sojourn Productions are holding auditions for their next production, Inspector General, Feb. 25-27.
Click HERE for more info.
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KESWICK Celebration Choir Concert and Dramatic Presentation
No Greater Love
by John W. Peterson
Saturday, April 3, 7 p.m.
Join us Saturday evening April 3, in the Activity Center for a KESWICK Celebration Choir concert. You have two options for this event, you may want to participate in the worship as a listener, or join with over 100 voices celebrating the events leading to the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
If you are interested in being a part of the choir under the direction of Bill Welte, president & CEO of America’s KESWICK, phone 800.453.7942 for a copy of the music and rehearsal schedule.
There will be no charge for this event; however a love offering will be received for the Colony of Mercy and our addiction recovery ministries.
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Jerry Savelle, founder of the Chariots of Light Christian motorcycle group, will be visiting Christian Life Center in Pennsville on Sunday, April 25, at 7 p.m.
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Quinton Baptist Church is hosting a Pine Car Derby type event on Saturday, Feb. 20, for the whole family from noon to 4 p.m. They’re calling the event Olympian Fascar. There will be food and a message from missionary Dave Lundin in addition to the FASCAR races.
Click HERE for more info.
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