“Awakening” event hopes to wake up Morrow

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There soon will be signs showing up all around the county for the Awakening event to be held Sept. 17-19 at the Morrow County Fairgrounds.

Sheriff Steve Brenneman has led and united a committed group of area Christians in planning a three day revival awakening event. After a year of prayer and a call for Morrow County citizens to join together, Christians throughout Morrow County are uniting to organize a Wake Up call for Morrow County and beyond.

Brenneman said programs at the event will include music from Praise Teams of the Edison Enterprise Baptist Church and Fulton Vineyard Church. The Band Crosswalk from Louisville, Ky. will have music for the Teen and Young Adult Program on Saturday afternoon. Speakers will include Brenneman on Thursday and Saturday and Ron Ellyson on Friday. Yvette Gonzales will be telling her story on Friday of being at the World Trade Center on 9/11.

Brandon Hayes and Steve Bloomfield will be speaking.

The main event each night will be held at 7 each night. There will be a program for teens and young adults on 2 p.m. Sept. 19 and a free community meal at 4:30 p.m. Sept. 19. The events will be held each day at the grandstand at the Morrow County Fairgrounds.

Brenneman talked about the many problems with drugs and drug overdoses in Morrow County recently as well as in neighboring counties. He can see there is a need for healing here that the world is not providing. So far he sees that what people are searching for can’t be found in what society is offering.

“We want to bring hope to the hopeless, help to the helpless, healing to the hurting and truth to the deceived,” Brenneman stated.

Alberta Stojkovic | Morrow County Sentinel Dixie Shinaberry places a poster for The Awakening in her front yard. Yard signs are showing up all around Morrow County for the event.
http://aimmedianetwork.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/38/2015/09/web1_DSCN7441.jpgAlberta Stojkovic | Morrow County Sentinel Dixie Shinaberry places a poster for The Awakening in her front yard. Yard signs are showing up all around Morrow County for the event.

By Alberta Stojkovic

For the Morrow County Sentinel

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