Remembering the life of Billy Graham

February 21, 2018

I never got a chance to meet Billy Graham or hear him speak but I, like so many others, have been profoundly impacted by His life. I’ve heard my parents talk about going to one of his crusades and even have read books and stories about his life. It’s truly an incredible story of how God can use an ordinary man to accomplish extraordinary things. A few years ago I went to the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte. While all the displays about crusades, crowds, and meeting presidents were exciting to see I was most impacted by one of the little television displays tucked away in the middle of all the memorabilia. This TV display featured one of Billy Graham’s last public interviews where he was bluntly asked if he could go back and change anything, what would he change? His answer still impacts me today. Billy Graham answered the interviewer by telling him that he wished he would have spent more time with Jesus. He said he would have traveled less and done less so that he could have had more time with the Lord. If you could go back and change anything, what would you change? Billy Graham’s answer to that simple question reminds me so often that our life isn’t satisfied by big accomplishments, crowds, accolades or knowing the famous people of our time. Life is most fulfilling when we abide and connect to the life giver himself. Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. We encounter the fullness of life when we give our lives to knowing Jesus. I believe that sometimes the...
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Sky Terminal – Free Concert

We are so excited to announce that Sunday January 1st we will be hosting the band Sky Terminal. This will be an all ages show and will be open to the first 200 people who come that night. Be sure to get there early!

Sky Terminal is a melodic rock band from Toronto, Canada. Comprised of band members Marcel Preston and Scott Mason, Sky Terminal is rapidly becoming known for a distinctive fusion of rock music with a message of hope.

The music was birthed over a 5 year period where lead vocalist Marcel Preston crafted and recorded songs in his own personal studio.  With the release of “Don’t Close Your Eyes”  (2011), the album picked up a Juno Nomination.    The band followed up with multiple coast-to-coast tours and were featured on radio across the country.  Following the success of their first album, they spent eight months in studio producing their sophomore album, “We Are One,” released it in the spring of 2014, which was recently named “Rock Album of the Year” at the Canadian GMA awards.  A new studio album is underway and is set for release in the fall of 2016.

Sky Terminal continues to forge the future of their music with new songs and touring.  “We just can’t wait to get back on the road.  We love to do what we do and we just can’t do it without the support of our families, friends – and fans. We love to meet all these people that have supported our music along the way.  Seeing our music have an impact on people gives us reason and vision to keep doing what we do.  Our listeners have been such a key ingredient in our success and we can’t thank them enough.  We see our music as a window of opportunity into someone’s life.  We sing about hope and love.  There’s always a story that can be told that will change our lives and perspective.  That’s what we aim to do.”   (Marcel, lead vocalist)