Happy Valley-Goose Bay is a town in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Part of Will Graham's Celebration of Hope included a KidzFest with games and a Gospel message tailored for children.
Following Will's message, counselors were available to answer people's questions about Jesus or to give them next steps in their new faith in Him.
Saturday, many youth there heard Good News from Will Graham.
A circle of prayer following Will Graham's Gospel message.
The Color, along with Manafest and The City Harmonic, got the crowd on their feet Saturday night.
Aaron Shust led the crowd in worship Sunday night.
The KidzFest was a big hit with free activities for children of all ages.
Wherever he goes, Will Graham's ultimate message is the same: We all need God.
After the games, children sat down to hear about Jesus Christ.
A happy, tearful moment for one woman in the crowd Sunday.
The City Harmonic also delivered the Gospel through song.
It was a cold night in the small Canadian town, but Will Graham delivered a heartwarming message about God's love for each and every person in the building.
Happy Valley-Goose Bay is the largest community in Labrador. People came forward at E.J. Broomfield Arena to give their hearts and lives to Jesus.
Aaron Shust's joy shone through his music.
Dancing along.
Sharing the Good News with children at KidzFest, held earlier in the day before Will Graham spoke.
Saturday marked the first night of the two-night Celebration of Hope in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, where Canadian band The Color performed at E.J. Broomfield Arena.
A moment of prayer Sunday night.
Sunday was the second and final night of the Celebration of Hope. Will you pray that this hope continues to shine through those who gave their lives to Christ?
