The Takeover Brings Southern California Together in Worship
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Event volunteers set out snacks of nachos for visitors to enjoy.
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Visitors gathered together to worship and hear inspiring messages of hope.
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Visitors crowd the dance floor to show off their dance moves and sing along.
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Worship was done in many ways, including musically.
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Visitors raise their arms and sing along in praise.
Photo Courtesy of: Antoine Greer
Jose Rodriguez speaks to hundreds of event-goers at The Takeover event last month.
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Spoken word artist Ezekiel Azonwu performs for the crowd. He was one of many performers at The Takeover event.
By Brandon Allen
Community Writer
10/24/2013 at 10:40 AM
Community Writer
10/24/2013 at 10:40 AM
Last month, young men and women from throughout Southern California—and even some from mid-western states like Oklahoma and Texas, joined the Kingdom Culture Worship Centre in San Bernardino and made history.
Visitors from Los Angeles, San Diego, Riverside County and San Bernardino County gathered in downtown San Bernardino for a night that literally shook the walls—The Takeover.
The Takeover hosted 200 individuals united to spread the Christian word and included artists like P4CM poet Ezekiel, Versus and Flows’ own Treesje Powers, and celebrated Christian artists HOPP.
The Kingdom Culture Worship Centre’s Reformers Student Ministries team joined together and partnered with others for the See You at the Pole event, where college, high school and middle school campuses around the country gather in community prayer.
The night marked a movement for the city, exhibiting a passion for Christ and the courage to show it.
The Kingdom Culture Worship Centre holds weekly Sunday worship services at 10 a.m. at 27923 Highland Ave. in Highland.