Worship event raises thousands in funds

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Summer in the City was capped off with a display of generosity on Sunday, as the final day of festival focused on giving back to Southeast community organizations.

Sunday’s Worship in the City church service drew about 2,500 people to hear Danny Plett and Project Worship, along with a message from Pastor Mark Hughes.

An offering of $9,060 was gathered and will be donated to South East Helping Hands, Soup’s On and Steinbach Community Outreach.

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Manic Drive's Shawn Cavallo performs on Sunday evening as the band closed out weekend festivities as the final performance at Summer in the City.
GRANT BURR | THE CARILLON Manic Drive's Shawn Cavallo performs on Sunday evening as the band closed out weekend festivities as the final performance at Summer in the City.

Performances from Christian artists continued throughout the day, with headliner Manic Drive closing out the festival’s final day with an energizing mainstage performance.

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