Students share beliefs at Fields of Faith
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Students and leaders gathered in the Polson Sports Complex Wednesday night for the national Fields of Faith event.
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“Driven,” a worship band from Lighthouse Christian Fellowship in Ronan, led worship at the event.
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Linda Sappington/Valley Journal Youth from Lake County joined more than 180,000 others nationwide for the Fields of Faith event.
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Athletes from the University of Montana shared stories of their faith.
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Issue Date: 10/21/2015
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