A Thousand Voices at the Cross Brings the Community Together
On Saturday, August 22, 2026, Moffly Hill near St. Basil Elementary School became a place of music, prayer and togetherness as Christians from across the community gathered for A Thousand Voices at the Cross.
Held beneath the large illuminated cross overlooking the area, the evening brought people together for a shared worship service filled with singing, reflection and faith. As the sun went down and the cross lit up the hill, the gathering took on a peaceful and meaningful atmosphere.
A Celebration of Faith and Community
A Thousand Voices at the Cross is more than a worship service. It is an opportunity for people from different churches and Christian communities to come together, set aside their everyday routines and share an evening focused on faith.
The sight of people gathering around the illuminated cross created a powerful backdrop for the event. Families, friends and community members stood together, joined in worship and took in the atmosphere of an evening built around hope, fellowship and prayer.
A Tradition That Continues
The worship service was first held in 2018, and over the years it has become a meaningful gathering for the local Christian community. Each year, the event offers another chance for people to reconnect with their faith and with one another.
This year’s gathering continued that tradition, bringing a large crowd to Moffly Hill for an evening that felt both peaceful and uplifting.
More Than a Moment
Events like A Thousand Voices at the Cross create memories that extend beyond the service itself. The gathering gives people a chance to meet others, share their faith openly and feel part of something larger than themselves.
For many who attended, the illuminated cross against the evening sky was more than a landmark. It served as a symbol of faith, hope and unity as hundreds of voices came together in one place.
The Evening in Photos
The moments from the evening tell their own story – from people arriving and gathering around the cross to the worship, singing and quiet moments of reflection.
