Hundreds of people prayed together to invite Jesus into their hearts.
A young Festival counselor shares a kid-friendly version of the Gospel with two boys who responded to the invitation to accept Christ
A special moment as a young Festival counselor prays for a girl who just came forward to accept Christ.
Two women pray and share a hug following the Gospel invitation.
The 700-Year Stadium in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
Hundreds of mopeds filled the parking lot outside the Festival.
It was a common sight to see 10-20 people crammed into a pickup truck in order to share the high cost of gas and get as many people as possible to the Festival.
A family sharing a meal outside the stadium just before the Festival.
Some young Thai women enjoying the Festival music.
A little boy leaning on his dad during the Festival
Capturing a photo of popular Korean group, 3RD WAVE Music.
3RD WAVE Music singing with Lim from the Wonder Girls .
A Thai dance group performing a beautiful dance.
This little guy had a great view.
A little girl peeks over her dad's shoulder.
Checking out the music at the 700-Year Stadium in Chiang Mai, Thailand.
This choir is made up entirely of young people from a refugee camp. It took extraordinary measures to get them out of the camp to sing at the Festival.
The crowd went wild for Dennis Agajanian, whose rapid guitar work and singing are focused on Jesus.
More than 25,000 people were in attendance Saturday night.
The Tommy Coomes Band sang "My Hope" in Thai.
A woman worships God as members of The Tommy Coomes Band praise Jesus onstage.
Franklin Graham preached a Gospel message focused on the story of the rich young ruler (Mark 10:17-22).
The field at 700-Year Stadium became a sea of people as Franklin Graham gave the invitation to come forward and accept Christ.
