BELLEFONTAINE – Soul’d Out will perform a benefit concert for Morgan’s Place Cemetery on Saturday evening October 29. The event will take place at the Winner Harvest Barn on Route 47 near Bellefontaine and will include a dinner prepared by Inn Between. Dinner music will be provided by Bethany Maltinsky of Maltinsky Music Studios, Village Strings and the Lima Symphony Orchestra. A quilt auction is also on the program.
Sponsors of the fundraiser, titled “Food for the Soul”, include Alan and Renee Winner, Peter and Tricia Stolly, and Greg and Priscilla Wilt. Commercial sponsorships to date are Monnier & Co., Jeff Cummons with Knights of Columbus Insurance – Greater Ohio Agency, Eichholtz, Daring & Sanford Funeral Homes, and Western Ohio Cut Stone. The main sponsor is hopyard29.
Soul’d Out was formed in 2001 and their mission is “to further strengthen and encourage the people of God to be salt and light to the world”. The group sang throughout the region, including Sidney, Marysville and Fletcher.
The trio currently consists of Jason McAtee, Philip Kolb and Matt Rankin. McAtee is originally from Godfrey, Illinois, and in addition to singing, he plays a variety of instruments. Kolb resides in Hagerstown, Indiana, and wrote the band’s latest release, “He Said I Could Come”, which can be heard on YouTube and Soul’d Out’s website, Soul’d Out Trio.com.
Rankin was the heart and soul of this ministry as well as the founder of Soul’d Out. The Washington Courthouse is his home. Asked about their performance at Winner Harvest Barn, he said: “We are honored to be part of this benefit for Morgan’s Place Cemetery.”
Morgan’s Place is the vision of Mollie and Nathan Verdier. Currently under construction on State Road 589 southeast of Sidney, its goal is “to help bereaved families through the grieving process of losing a baby.” Funeral services and support groups will be available for those who have lost a child to miscarriage or stillbirth. Aborted babies can also find peace at Morgan’s Place.
Advance tickets are $25 each.
For more information on Morgan’s Place Cemetery or “Food for the Soul”, visit the morgansplacecemetery.org website. For more fundraising information or to purchase tickets, contact Mollie and Nathan at 937-726-9988 or Greg and Priscilla at 937-497-8118. Tickets can also be purchased on the Morgan’s Place website.
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