RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – A popular Christian music festival is once again alive after briefly being canceled.
“Since 1998, we’ve been looking across the state at Hills Alive, and I’ve been admiring them from afar. Hills Alive has been, and maybe leaving behind this incredible legacy,” said CEO of LifeLight, Josh Brewer.
LifeLight, a global evangelical ministry, will now sponsor the Hills Alive Christian music festival in Rapid City, after the former sponsor, Northwestern Media, announced that the 40-year-old festival would not be returning next year.
“When you can get an event that’s bringing in tens of thousands of people, that’s significant. Plus, it’s a great enhancement to the people that live here. It’s a family-friendly event. That’s what I love. You can tell it’s alive. You’re seeing kids, you’re seeing families, you hear great music, you see great…
