BETHLEHEM-"Revival in Bethlehem", a multi-denominational Christian festival will take place July 22-25 at the Bethlehem Fairgrounds.
This festival will draw up to 10,000 attendants daily, with overnight camping limited to 3,000 people.
"We want to revive and awaken the church and the community to the benefits of coming together as a Christian family and promoting quality time for parents and children. We also want to break down some denominational walls," event coordinator Tom Marshall said
The festival is sponsored by the Sharon-based Christian Connection, welcomes families and clergy of all ages and denominations.
Hayrides, a petting zoo, Christian performing artists, evangelists, missionary presentations and candlelight and communion services are among planned activities.
(www.revivalinbethlehem.org)
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