Comments
04 Feb 2011 09:22a.m.
wayno wrote:
As a new christian (accepted Christ in athiest China of all places!)I see parachute as a wonderful and unashamed gathering for youthful christians of all ages. I think they are genuine people who want others to meet Jesus and this is their way of helping this happen. I will try to go to Parachute next year to fellowship with other belevers - it is a needed outlet for us as we live in a world which doesnt much like our faith. Stacey afte 40 dd years of being a rocker myself I can't in any way understand your comment about Christian music so best I bypass it. Hoff - Those mega churches scare me and when I was looking for a church family in Auckland after coming home from China I got a little freaked out by thier size and their rather upfront call for money - I have since found a smaller and quite cool church family in central Auckland.
04 Feb 2011 06:51a.m.
Derrick wrote:
Hoff - are you kidding me? How much do people pay for Rhythm and Vines? Over $300. BDO? $150 for ONE DAY! Parachute is soooo cheap for what people get there over four days. Fleecing people out of their money? Doubt it mate.
04 Feb 2011 03:36a.m.
Lol@hoff wrote:
Parachute festival has almost always operated at a loss. It's supported by those who believe in the vision
03 Feb 2011 11:35p.m.
Blair wrote:
Try saying that to Parachute band while they were helping load crowd barrier into the truck after festival Stacey
02 Feb 2011 09:04p.m.
Mark wrote:
Glad to see 3News following a variety of events other than the 'usuals' like big day out etc. Great article too! Think I might come next year :)
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