The second night of the Colorado River Celebration in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, focused on the youth. Students of all ages turned out to hear a message from Will Graham, plus sing along with artists Flame and Lacey Sturm.
“God knows your hurts, your frustrations, and He knows your name,” Will Graham told the crowd. “God is waiting for you. His arms are open wide.”
Flame delivered an electric performance to kick off Saturday's Colorado River Celebration in Arizona.
Praising Jesus in song.
Lacey was the final act of the Saturday night event, and she sang about brokenness and restoration.
Face painting, balloon animals and inflatable slides were among the various free activities available for children at Saturday morning's KidzFest, held at the Rodeo Grounds at SARA Park.
Learning more about the love of Jesus.
More than 1,300 people turned out for the second day of the Colorado River Celebration.
Sharing a laugh.
Flame shared his testimony with the audience and encouraged them, "No matter how far on the limb you get, you're never out of the reach of God."
Circling up for prayer.
Will Graham turned in a doubleheader on Saturday, first giving a message at KidzFest, where he shared John 3:16 with those in attendance.
Overcome with joy as part of the children's choir at KidzFest.
A young counselor explains the Gospel to a girl who came forward.
Lacey closed out Saturday's event.
Moved by the Holy Spirit to find out more about a relationship with Jesus.
The petting zoo delighted the children during KidzFest Saturday morning.
Youth counselors helped their interested peers learn more about God's love.
These eyes seem to say, "Tell me more" as the counselor walks this little boy through a big decision.
