Revive 25 brings Grammy winner and more to Clyde High School July 19
Revive 25 is coming to Clyde High School 4-8 p.m. July 19. The event is presented by Mt. Carmel and West Hartland Churches.
'Our churches hosted this event for the first time at Clyde High School last year with a variety of Christian entertainers,' said Rev. Steve Engle, pastor of Mt. Carmel and West Hartland churches, in an announcement. 'Our event was such a success that we are now planning our second annual event, now named Revive 25.'
The event will feature performances by Jason Crabb, Belle Isle Worship and Jeremy Stanley, also known as Jeremy the Juggler.
Crabb is a two-time Grammy Award winner and has received 22 Gospel Music Association Dove Awards, including Artist of the Year and Male Vocalist of the Year.
Belle Isle Worship is a trio consisting of siblings Court and Zac and Zac's wife, Alexis.
Jeremy Stanley is a professional Christian juggler and ordained pastor.
In addition to the performances, Jimmy G's BBQ Food Truck of Fremont will have food available for purchase in the Clyde High School parking lot.
'With the support of our community and a great lineup of entertainment, this will be an amazing evening of fun and fellowship. We hope to see you there,' said Lisa Young, event organizer and member of Mt. Carmel Church in Clyde.
For any questions about Revive 25, contact Young at 567-230-1651.
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