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By Carolyn Cunningham, GO TELL AMERICA BROOKHAVEN, Miss. (GTA) -- More than 700 people made commitments to the Lord Jesus Christ during the GO TELL AMERICA Crusade in Brookhaven, Mississippi, Oct. 19-22, from among the 10,000 who attended the four-night event, according to event organizers. There were 40 churches and more than 500 volunteers who assisted with the crusade, led by Evangelist Rick Gage and his GO TELL AMERICA team from the Atlanta, Georgia, area. Gage was joined by evangelists Adrian Despres, Runks Runkles and Luther Martin. Additionally, Rush of Fools served as the worship band. The nightly services were hosted at King Field on the campus of Brookhaven High School. David Williams, associational mission strategist for the county’s Lincoln Baptist Association said it was difficult to “put into words what God did during the GO TELL Crusade last week. “Prayer and preparation were the keys to God opening up His blessings on southwest Mississippi,” Williams said. “Our team of over 500 volunteers did an amazing job. My prayer has been that a moment in time would create a movement that would change Brookhaven and Lincoln County and surrounding areas for eternity.” “In coming back to Brookhaven and Lincoln … [Read more...]




