Christian Festival Association
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The Christian Festival Association was formed in September 2006. The group consists of members representing major Christian music festivals held in the United States and Canada. Collectively, this group represents over a million attendees, and are held annually between April and September. The association's Executive Director is Bob Thompson and the organization is headquartered in Williamsburg, Virginia.
Member festivals
Christian Festival Association Logo
The members of the CFA include:
- Alive Festival - Mineral City, Ohio
- AgapeFest - St. Charles, Missouri
- AtlantaFest - Stone Mountain, Georgia
- Big Ticket Festival - Gaylord, Michigan
- East To West Festival - Shediac, New Brunswick (Canada)
- Elevate Music Festival - Prescott Valley, Arizona
- FISHFEST - Irvine, California
- Fandana Festival – Huntington, Indiana
- Hills Alive - Rapid City, South Dakota
- Kingdom Bound – Darien Center, New York
- Kings Fest - Doswell, Virginia
- LifeLight Festival - SD – Worthing, South Dakota
- LifeLight Festival - MO – Bethany, Missouri
- Lifest – Oshkosh, Wisconsin
- Rock the Desert – Midland, Texas
- Rock The Island - Saginaw, Michigan
- Soulfest – Gilford, New Hampshire
- Spirit Song Festival, King's Island, Ohio
- Spirit West Coast – Del Mar, California
- Unity Christian Music Festival – Muskegon, Michigan
- Uprise Festval - Shippensburg, PA
References
- "Christian Festival Association Makes Industry Impact". 2010. CMSpin news article.
- "Association of Christian Festival Operators Formed". 2006. Christian Festival Association Press Release.
- "Christian Music Festivals". 2007. Christian Music Daily article.
- Garcia, Elena (2007-10-11). "Christian Festival Association Adds 4 New Events to 2008 Schedule". The Christian Post. Retrieved 26 November 2008.
- "Christian Festival Association Previews Artists for 2009". 2008. Gospel Music Association Newswire article.
- "Christian Festival Association Names Executive Director". 2013. Christian Festival Association Press Release
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