Hailey Waldo
Riverbend News
Suwannee Station Baptist Church will host its third annual “Redeemed” Youth Rally on Saturday, Sept. 26, inviting youth and families from across the surrounding communities to come together for an evening of worship. The rally will take place from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Suwannee Station Baptist Church, on 3289 101st Ln, in Live Oak. The event is geared toward students in sixth grade and up, while the church welcomes people of all ages to attend.
The youth-centered rally brings churches and community groups together for an evening that includes powerful worship, inspiring speakers, dinner, fellowship and lots of fun. This year’s featured speakers are Pastor James Mash and Pastor Trent Abbott.
According to Suwannee Station Baptist Church, the rally has continued to grow since its beginning. The first year drew approximately 150 people, while more than 200 people attended last year’s rally, representing 14 different local churches and groups.
The church said the previous rallies have included worship music followed by messages focused on faith, hope and the need for a Savior. The 2024 rally saw 21 young people give their lives to Jesus Christ, while the 2025 rally resulted in nine young people accepting Jesus Christ as their Savior and one adult rededicating their life to walking closer with God.
The church says their goal is to provide another night where young people and adults can worship together, hear an encouraging message and experience a welcoming community. “Redeemed” is more than a youth event, organizers said. It is a chance for churches and families throughout the area to come together and encourage the next generation.
For more information about the rally, contact Shelia Pittman at Suwannee Station Baptist Church at (386) 397-4883. Additional pictures and video clips from previous Youth Rallies can be found through the church’s website at suwaneestation.com or the Suwannee Station Baptist Church Facebook group.
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