Join us for an incredible night of worship with Shane & Shane at Church at The Mill in Moore, SC, on Saturday, April 26, 2025, at 7 PM (doors open at 6 PM)!
Shane & Shane is the combination of solo artists Shane Barnard and Shane Everett. Known for their powerful harmonies and heartfelt lyrics, Shane & Shane has led worship and inspired believers with songs like "Psalm 34 (Taste and See)," "Though You Slay Me," and "Holy, Holy, Holy (We Bow Before Thee)." This is a night you won’t want to miss as we come together to lift high the name of Jesus through worship.
Children under two do not needs tickets as long as they are sitting in the laps of a parent AND do not obstruct the view of the person behind them. Interpretation for the deaf will be provided. For questions regarding accommodations, please contact our All Access Ministry Director, Laura Dyar.
From the trip journal of Jason Williamson. “So, what’s your name?” I asked him. “My name is Jason,” he said. I’ve been to this Asian country 11 different times and I’ve met hundreds of people who give themselves all sorts of English names. I’ve never met a Jason. “Cool! That’s my name, too!” I said. […]
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