What You’ll experience
Worship
Music
Family
Fun
About
Get ready for a bigger and more exciting Worship in the Wild this year! Join us at Church at the Falls in Niagara Falls for an unforgettable three-day festival filled with music, community, and worship that everyone will enjoy.
Festival Highlights
Friday Night Kickoff Concert – Start the weekend with an incredible night of music.
Saturday – Enjoy performances from amazing artists throughout the day.
Sunday – Come together for a powerful worship experience, followed by a huge car show.
This free event welcomes all, with a free-will offering to support the festival. Worship in the Wild is a rain-or-shine event, so bring your folding chair and get ready to be inspired. Make this summer unforgettable. We can't wait to see you there!
Event Details
Friday, August 22 - 7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, August 23 - 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 24 -11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
*New location: Church At The Falls - 8970 Stanley Ave. S., Niagara Falls
Artists
GTBurlington
Jennifer Lynn
Jeremy Droppert
Kelly Draper & the Dunnville Worship Band
Mike Haines
Ray Lyell
Terry Posthumus
Speakers
UR Worth Ministries
Nicole Smith founded UR Worth More Ministries in 2012 out of a heart for preventing teen suicide and self-harm and has been a passionate advocate ever since. Through this ministry, Nicole and her team creatively spread a message of hope and love through speaking engagements and events, and as a trained facilitator in suicide prevention/intervention skills, she equips members of the body of Christ as well as the community on how to recognize and approach those who are struggling. Nicole is a Licensed Minister with the Ministers Network of Canada and actively serves her community and volunteers in her WellSpring Community Church as well as Rose City Kids. She has been happily married for 33 years and has two adult children.
Speaker
Rick Osborne is a leading gang expert in Canada, with a life story
marked by overcoming adversity. After experiencing bullying and
victimization by heroin addicts, he spiralled into drug addiction, street
gang involvement, and crime. This led to his membership in an outlaw
motorcycle club and a 25-year prison sentence for robbery and weapons
offences. Despite these challenges, he completed an apprenticeship and
overcame his heroin addiction. He went on to earn a BA in Psychology
and an Addiction Careworker diploma. Since his release, he has
dedicated his life to mentoring youth. He runs a mentorship program
called “Ozzy’s Garage” in Port Colborne and has extended its reach as a
mobile program to other communities.
Coming soon.
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