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“Godstock 2026: A Sound From Heaven”: Free community-wide night of worship held Nov. 21

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Source: The Tifton Gazette

TIFTON — “Godstock 2026: A Sound From Heaven” will be held on Saturday, Nov. 21, at Holy Land Farms in Enigma. Godstock is a free community-wide night of worship where believers from across South Georgia can come together as one body in Christ to lift high the name of Jesus, organizers said in a press release. This year, worship leaders from across the South will unite to lead an evening of powerful praise and worship, followed by a message from a guest pastor. The baptism team will also be available for anyone who feels led to take that next step in their walk with Christ. “Our prayer is that Godstock will be more than just an event,” organizers said in a press release. “We pray it will be a night when churches come together, lives are changed, and our community experiences the presence of the Lord in a powerful way.” Holy Land Farms is located at 3818 Firetower Road in Enigma.

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