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This was Christafari's first time at Cornerstone. They mostly played songs off their "Valley of Decision" album, but they also played "Soulfire" and "Christafari", which are two of my all-time faves. My sister and I had a real blast while dancing, cheering, and looking really silly. This concert, along with P.O.D. and Third Day, was one of the most spiritually moving concerts I went to at Cornerstone (and my third favorite). All I can really say about it is "Wow." During the song "Valley of Decision", the lead singer asked everyone to get on their knees and he led us in a prayer. When we got up, he said, "That was a little impromptu, but that's how the Spirit works."
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 Chance Daugherty stole the show--that kid's adorable! |
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Third Day has a real gift for leading their audience into worship. These guys had a really rough crowd: mostly Stryper fans who'd been waiting in the heat for six hours in order to get a good seat. Some of them were kinda testy when Third Day came on, but a lot of that melted away as we began to worship together. Even the loud-mouthed chick next to me who tried to boo every band off the stage finally shut up.
The band members were really excited to be sharing the stage with Larry Norman and Stryper. Their lead singer even sported a Styper shirt. Later on during Stryper's first encore, Michael Sweet would return the favor, sporting a Third Day shirt.
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