Jason Gray LIVE IN CONCERT with Livestream Available

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Friday, May 14, 2021, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM Google Calendar Yahoo Calendar Aol Calendar Windows Live Calendar Outlook Calendar (iCal)

Join us for a special Acoustic-style evening of stories and songs, with Singer/Songwriter Jason Gray as he returns to Chapel Hill Church. Jason writes catchy pop songs that are radio staples, and heartfelt ballads that resonate deeply. Jason is humble, funny, and wears his heart on his sleeve. His music speaks to people who are navigating the ups & downs of life, with an infectious joy and hope. Jason will be performing both old and new songs, along with a special duet of his single "New Song" with our very own Lucita Lepisto. This live event may be held indoors or outdoors, and will also be offered via livestream. Please check back for details. TICKET OPTIONS AVAILABLE: VIP Meet & Greet Tickets: - 5:30 PM Exclusive Q&A time with Jason Gray - 6:15 PM Early Entry Seating - Access to Livestream replay link General Admission: Doors open at 6:30 PM Livestream Only: Join us virtually from anywhere! Link emailed day of event. Tip Jar: Support the Artist. Here's a little bit more... A Minnesota native, Jason Gray, is a leading contemporary Christian music artist based in Nashville, TN, and is signed with the Centricity Music label. He is currently producing his 17th album, a 3-part project called, "Order, Disorder, Reorder", and here's what he has to say about it: Truly, truly, I tell you, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a seed; but if it dies, it bears much fruit. John 12:24 "The human spirit is something like a muscle in that it must be pushed to its limits and torn down in order to grow. Three words to describe this process of transformation are order, disorder, and reorder. Order is when everything is going according to our plan. Were using all that weve learned so far to put our lives together with stability and security. Disorder is when our plan falls apart. We find we werent as in control as we thought we were and there is more we need to learn. Reminded of our vulnerability, we are broken down and opened up enough to meet with God in a profound way. Reorder is when we emerge from disorder transformed by what we learned and by having met with God in a way that changed us. We are wiser, kinder, more humble, and stronger than before."