
First off, let me give a big shout out and thanks to the UCAC spanish praise team for all there hard work and time that they gave to be out here this day. During the preparation for this event, one of the things that really caught my attention was the The Pentecostals churche's desire to reach the spanish speaking community there in Hollister. Once I heard this, I thought it would be a great opportunity for the praise team to go out and allow themselves to be a blessing beyond the four walls of the local church.
This is a portion of a blog from the Assistant pastor's Blog, Nathaniel Hurst.
Once again there was a massive crew setting up equipment and getting ready for the Party in the Park. Our setting was Calaveras Park. The “party” started at 3:30 pm. We had a tremendous group from Union City Apostolic Church come down and do praise and worship music in Spanish. We were trying to reach an entirely different group of people on Saturday than on Friday night. Everything was done in English and Spanish. When the group from Union City started singing I immediately noticed that our Spanish speaking guests relaxed and some even began to sing along. It wasn’t long until the power of God was so strong in that park that we began to baptize people and they began to get the holy ghost just like Friday night! Once again I was amazed at the hunger for God that was on display! We never provided a single robe on Friday or Saturday. We were baptizing people in their street clothes. They would take off their shoes and socks and make sure their wallets and cell phones were not in their pockets and then we would baptize them. SO AWESOME!! The totals from Saturday were: 34 baptized and 35 receiving the holy ghost. I didn’t think that it could get any better than Friday night but it did.
Bro. David Smith in black, Bro. Matt Maddix in red. And Daniel in the red white and blue.
3 of the 4 people in this picture are from Australia that came all the way to Hollister to take part in Boot Camp, I'll let you figure out which 3 I'm talking about. The girl to the far left said that she felt very comfortable and at home once the praise team started singing because she said she was raised in a spanish church. I thought that was really cool to hear.
Large crowds drawn in by the giveaways, but eventually stayed to check out this Holy Ghost.










