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CHUMUKLA — The Living Truth Church was converted into a performance hall last Friday night as members turned it into The Farmer’s Opry.
The reunion show was a fundraiser for the Living Truth Church’s annual Guatemala City, Guatemala, mission. The church has scheduled its next mission trip for March 2020.
Once again, the house band for the Farmer’s Opry, the Sawmill Band, got together for a reunion show.
“We have performed on this stage over 1,200 times,” said Sandy Wyatt, band leader and music mentor. “And I’m feeling everyone of those performances right now.”
Wyatt also said that 100 percent of the money collected will go to building houses for people in need.
Special guests were Brooke Moore, Kelton French, Jimmy Johnson and Presely Smith.
This article originally appeared on Santa Rosa Press Gazette: A good time for a good cause