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Jars of Clay impresses at local show
Popular Contemporary Christian band plays gig at First Baptist
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Dan Haseltine, the lead singer of Jars of Clay, speaks with local fans Aug. 31 at First Baptist Church of Statesboro. - photo by CHARLES CRAVEY/special
Jars of Clay, one of the most popular Contemporary Christian bands worldwide, has been evolving for the past 18 years, following the group’s inauspicious beginnings while students at Greenville College in Illinois. While many similar bands have come and gone during the years, Jars of Clay has survived the ups and downs of the Christian music industry. With each album the band re-invents itself, usually staying close to its unique genre of alternative folk, but is creative and comfortable enough to move into other genres as well.
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Festival of Hope kicks off Recovery Month
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Kaleb Williams takes a look at the Faces of Recovery display at the end of the annual Overdose Awareness Walk during the third Festival of Hope at Mill Creek Regional Park on Sept. 2.
The third annual Overdose Awareness Walk, coupled with the second annual Festival of Hope, was held Sept. 2 at Mill Creek Regional Park. The events kicked off Recovery Month, observed each year in September.
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