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Fall Fest, CityLight Church, Dayton We had a great time! We hosted our largest community event to date with an estimated 500–600 in attendance at this year’s Fall Fest. The Lord blessed us with beautiful weather, an incredible turnout, and dozens of meaningful gospel conversations. Every guest began at our welcome booth, where they received a “You Are Loved” bracelet with Romans 5:8 on it, along with an invitation card explaining the gospel: Bad News, Worse News, Good News, Best News. Volunteers from CityLight and our partner church, Gospel Heights, engaged guests throughout the evening, praying with families and sharing Christ. The Fall Fest included Trunk or Treat with 38 decorated cars, face painting, goats and a tractor ride, bounce houses, yard games, free pumpkins, and plenty of food and candy. We also distributed Crossway kids’ tracts to families and provided opportunities for follow-up conversations. We’re praising God for his provision and for the generous support that made this possible. – Pastor Dallas Works, CityLight Church Fall Fest, Trinity Baptist Church, Cambridge For our first Fall Fest of this size, we were incredibly pleased by how every - thing went. We have a lot of ideas for how to make it more gospel-centered next year, including a live gospel drama during the hay ride around our prop- erty. This year, we had 135 kids and over 200 in total attendance. We believe that we can potentially double that by next year through greater planning and marketing. Our prayer table was one of the greatest points of excitement for our outreach team. We had many people come to receive prayer and be en- couraged by the word of God. The other really refreshing thing that we dis- cussed throughout the event was that most of our guests were unchurched! We are hoping this new annual outreach ministry will just be one big part of increasing our gospel footprint in Cambridge and Guernsey County! Thank you for partnering with us! – Pastor Adam Hall, Trinity Baptist Church Trunk or Treat - Community Meal, Grace Point Fellowship, Franklin Grace Point fed over 1,800 hot dogs and hamburgers to families, and reg- istered over 500 people who said they wanted more information about our church! We got to invite over 2,000 people who came through to join us in worshipping Jesus on Sundays! Great turnout, and we had 14 new visitor cards (30-40 new people) at Grace Point the following week for church! – Lead Pastor, Reagan Wagoner, Grace Point Fellowship
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