Cottage Grove, Faith

Faith roundup: Bohemia Park concert, Peace Day, and Robert’s Ramblings

Faith-based concert coming to Bohemia Park

COTTAGE GROVE — All are invited to come together for an evening of faith-based music during the Community Harvest Concert in the Park, which will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 4 at Bohemia Park Amphitheater.  Concert begins at 6:30 p.m. The event is free. 

A large interdenominational worship team, led by Stephen Clark, will engage concertgoers with a mix of new and familiar songs. There will be food trucks and fundraising booths for local youth group projects.

South Lane Concerts (SLC) is a new nonprofit dedicated to producing three annual faith-based concerts: Christmas, Easter and summertime. 

SLC Coordinators Christi Fields, Savannah Matthews, and Cindy Weeldreyer co-founded the planning group earlier this year that is devoted to sharing the gospel of Christ through music throughout the year.

“The concert is designed to bring hope and greater unity to South Lane County communities,” Weeldreyer wrote in the news release. “The purpose of the group is to encourage people of all ages who are musicians, singers, dramatists, worship teams, prayer warriors and pastors to join this effort and become more unified in blessing our communities in these challenging times.”

More info: [email protected].

‘Peace Day Celebration’ back again this year in Cottage Grove

BY BOB BECK

COTTAGE GROVE — For the second year in a row, the Cottage Grove Peace Through Unity Committee will host a celebration for the International Day of Peace on Sept. 21 from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Coiner Park. There will be guest speakers, music, Peace awards, and audience participation. At noon, a Minute of Silence will be observed to join “The Worldwide Pause for Peace”. 

“Many people in Cottage Grove seem anxious to find a way that they can participate in the process of Peace. It is the committee’s hope that this event will inspire and facilitate connections in the community,” according to the news release penned by the committee.  

Organizations involved with ways to live and work in peace can contact the committee about setting up information tables. More info: 541-285-7329.

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