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MCCF to host free concert Aug 23 at Barn Lot Theater From Kyle Hadley Barn Lot Theater, 207 S. Main Street, Edmonton, KY, is set to come alive with the sounds of inspirational music at 6:30pmCT on Saturday, August 23, 2025. The Music City Christian Fellowship is pleased to present a free concert that promises to be a night of joy and spiritual upliftment. Doors will open at 6pmCT, offering attendees the opportunity to find their seats and prepare for an evening of exceptional performances. Admission to the concert is free, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. A love offering will be collected to support the mission of the Music City Christian Fellowship. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to enjoy concessions available for purchase and to settle in for an evening filled with community spirit and uplifting music. This special event will showcase a diverse lineup of talented artists, each bringing their own unique flair and devotion to Christian music. Among the featured performers is Lynn Fox, known for his remarkable talent and vibrant energy as part of the award-winning "The Fox Brothers." Joining him will be Melanie Walker, a Christian Country Music Award Winner and host on the TCT Network, renowned for her heartfelt and moving performances. Linda Grimes, with her powerful voice from Hodgenville, KY, promises to inspire all in attendance. Keith Ital will captivate the audience with his "Elvis Style Gospel" renditions, while Barbara Jean Smith from Nicholasville, KY, will offer a soulful musical experience. Adding a local touch to this impressive lineup is Teresa "T.K." Kitchens, a beloved performer from Barn Lot Theater. This event is a wonderful opportunity to experience the talent and passion of these incredible performers. We invite everyone to join us for a night that promises to be both entertaining and inspiring. We look forward to welcoming you to Barn Lot Theater for this unforgettable evening of music and fellowship. For questions or additional information please call 270-432-2276. This story was posted on 2025-08-05 15:37:48
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