The Minter

Farm's location has special significance for the revival in that it is

near the place where early Inman church members first gathered under brush

arbors for summer revivals.

"This

camp meeting atmosphere encourages us to get close to the land and the

elements, just as those first people of faith were when God issued his

calling to them," a spokesperson said. "Abraham and Moses, Jesus

and Paul, were all outdoors or in the wilderness when they experienced

or confirmed the call of God on their lives.

"Each

night there will be a gospel message which will challenge us to hear the

specific call that God wants every person to hear and answer," the

spokesperson continued. "On Wednesday night, Mike Head, a veteran

stock car driver, will share how God has called him to share Jesus Christ

through his exciting and often dangerous work in the sport of auto racing."

Special music

on Sunday evening will feature Mrs. Nada Clements and the North Fayette

United Methodist Church choir; Monday evening Jim Gauntt will perform

musical selections; Brian and Nancy Lindsey of Fayetteville First United

Methodist Church will lead Tuesday's musical offering; and on Wednesday,

the Inman Chancel Choir and youth groups will sing.

Fellowship

and outdoor refreshments are planned each night after the service. A nursery

will be provided at the church building for bed babies through age 3.

The Minter

Farm is on Hillsbridge Rd. off Ga. Hwy. 92 south in Inman. From Fayetteville,

take Ga. Hwy. 92 to Hillsbridge and turn left. Go past Inman church to

the farm.

For more information

and more specific directions, call the church office, 770-461-2123. Information

also is on the church's Web site, www.inmanumc.com .

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