Word of Mouth… we hear it all the time as “the best kind of advertising”. Why? Because someone has already experienced something they thought was phenomenal and they want YOU to know about it, too!
So we encourage SHARING about Replenish Festival with your friends, family, colleagues, church, business group… anyone that will listen! Want a flyer to post, fell free to download the flyers below for the festival AND the flyer for the Cruise-in and post at your office, church, school or anywhere that will allow you to post! ☺️
We’ve got some great door prizes that have been donated to Replenish Festival:
$500 Kroger Gift Card courtesy of Blue Ridge Church
$400 Blower courtesy of Power Zone
Fishing Rod and Reel with Tackle courtesy of T&E Small Engine and Outdoors
Camping chair and cooler courtesy of Citizens
These prizes will be given away just before Cochren and Co. take the stage and you must be present to win.
When you come to Replenish Festival with your paid ticket, you will then receive a numbered bookmark that will represent your Event Pass. DON’T LOSE THIS! This is also your number that could potentially be called as a winning number for the door prizes.
We have downloaded an app for our mobile phone called Random Number and will use it to pick a random number based upon the attendees who’ve collected their bookmark. The video below is for demonstrative purposes only. We will designate the number of attendees by the bookmarks we’ve given as guests come through the gate.
The video below is only for demonstrative purposes. GOOD LUCK!
The 10th year anniversary of Replenish Festival will be held on July 12, 2025. Our Featured artist will be Cochran & Co. and we also welcome Chris McQuistion as a guest artist!
Chris McQuistion is a CCM artist and worship pastor based in Christiansburg, Virginia. His passion is to teach with a song and to help others find a hope and a purpose in Jesus. Chris is also a big advocate for mental health awareness through songs like I Will Not Fear, See Me Through It, Think About That, and I Got Joy (Brand New Day). His music paints a picture of his testimony, after a time where he suffered a traumatic brain injury in college sports, leaving him with a struggle and a reason to exist in this world. He spent a solid year in recovery, which changed his outlook on life and redefined his purpose, to live and to work as worship. He now sees each day as a new day to help bring life change to those in need of that same encouragement. With Chris’ hit songs, such as I Got Joy and Fortress, his passion continues to reach audiences far and wide of all generations.
This year marks our 10th year anniversary! We’ve been bringing you a family fun, community event since 2015 only missing 2020 due to COVID.
We’ve had great headlining artist to grace the stage in Willis, Virginia at the Burnett Farm and did hold the festival one year at the Christiansburg High School. However, by far, there is something special about the farm that everyone loves!
This year, we will again invite everyone for a fun weekend at the Burnett Farm with the festival being held on July 12th. We will open for anyone wishing to camp on Friday evening the day before.
This year, we’re celebrating a decade of inspiring events by joining forces with Bill St. Pierre of St. Pierre Woodworking to support those devastated by Hurricane Helene in western North Carolina. Bill has already raised over $1 million and provided 43 RV campers to families in need of shelter, but there’s much work left to do.
At this year’s festival, a significant portion of ALL ticket sales will support the relief effort. Attendees will hear first hand stories from Bill and special guests about the recovery progress and the lives impacted by these efforts.
We are looking for sponsors to help with this event. Sponsors, your sponsorship is more than marketing—it’s a chance to be part of something impactful, showing your commitment to giving back. Together, we can make a lasting difference!
Our Featured Artist for Replenish 2025 is Cochren & Co.! Michael Cochren is an award winning singer/songwriter and worship leader born and raised in a small Indiana town. They’ve been nominated for a GMA Dove Aware for New Artist of the Year and their debut album had three Billboard Top 10 Radio hits: “One Day”, “Who Can”, and the RIAA® Certified Gold single “Church (Take Me Back)”. The title track “Don’t Lose Hope” was featured in an episode of CBS’s MacGyver.
One Year Sober: Logan Sherrill’s Journey to Transformation
Yes, you read that right. Logan Sherrill has not had a sip of alcohol in 365 days. Actually, that was what his social media post stated on September 11, 2023. So he’s nearing double that as it will be 2 YEARS this September! His journey to sobriety is a testament to the power of faith and determination.
According to that social media post, for nearly 20 years, Logan was a heavy drinker, often consuming 3-5 drinks daily and more on weekends. He never saw it as a problem until a church sermon in January 2022 sparked a change. That day, Logan chose water over beer when he and his wife, Taylor, went to lunch, a decision that surprised her, and marked the beginning of his transformation.
During a trip in March 2022, Logan’s drinking led to regretful arguments, prompting him to pray for change. By June, his desire for alcohol had diminished significantly. On September 10, 2022, he drank for the last time, embracing Galatians 2:20 as a guiding verse for his new life.
Logan’s journey inspired those around him, and on February 19, he and Taylor were baptized, publicly declaring their faith. Logan’s story is a beacon of hope, emphasizing the power of faith, perseverance, and the support of loved ones.
Join Logan at Replenish Festival in July to hear more about his inspiring journey. His testimony is a powerful reminder that with faith, anything is possible.
Here’s a special message from Logan inviting YOU to Replenish Festival 2024!
We look forward to welcoming Jordan to the Replenish Festival stage THIS WEEKEND, July 8th! And don’t forget we are going to have lots more regional music for the whole weekend!
Jordan’s website states: “Some years from now, the name Jordan Feliz might be the obvious answer to a trivia question that goes something like this:
What artist launched his career as a hard-touring heavy metal singer, then switched gears to become a church worship leader, before finally signing a Nashville record deal and making his mark as a songwriter and soulful R&B-groove-pop artist?”
Indeed, Jordan was involved in heavy metal in his younger days, but it was never his passion. As a child, Jordan grew up with R&B artists like Sam Cooke and Earth Wind & Fire providing the soundtrack to his frequent road trips to a ski resort with his family. Artists from what his father called “the good music era.” Those were the sounds and stylings that stuck in Jordan’s musical memory and by the time he was old enough to realize that his own singing voice was a gift, it was those early groove-funk-soul singers that had shaped his personal aesthetic. If he was going to make records, those were the kind of influences he wanted to draw from.
After his move from California to Nashville, Jordan was invited to participate in an unsigned artists retreat hosted by Centricity Music. It was the combination of Jordan’s nuanced vocal abilities, the freshness of his retro-influenced melodies and songwriting, and his warm, enthusiastic personality that spurred label execs to take a closer look and ultimately sign him.
Jordan Feliz’s debut project, Beloved, brings the rich influence of 70’s sensibilities into a modern pop context. Intentionally constructing uncluttered tracks free of production tricks and excessive instrumentation, Jordan instead focused on arrangements that were designed to give the vocals center stage. The songs on the Beloved 10 song album are soul-influenced pop numbers, and the instruments present are articulate in their voicings and melodies, saying only as much as they need to.
“I was the kid growing up with the headphones on listening to every lick and reading the lyrics,” Jordan says. “My dad had a collection of cassettes. My mom had some vinyl. I discovered artists like the Commodores, Bill Withers, and Nat King Cole through them. When I was in the studio making Beloved, I told my producers I didn’t want thirty guitars stacked on one track. I didn’t want five different guitar tones. I want to put one guitar sound on a song and find a way to make that one lick sound massive, the way those 70’s artists were able to do. If you stack too many sounds on one track you can lose the song in all that clutter. Building ‘clean’ tracks on Beloved was very intentional.”
Tag-team produced by Colby Wedgeworth (Lincoln Brewster, The Main, Lydia) and Josh Silverberg (Newsboys, Jon Foreman, Plumb), Beloved has plenty of radio-friendly pop melodies that manages to hit those marks without compromising Jordan’s unique musical personality. The best example of his singular vision is the record’s powerhouse first single, “The River.” While it sounds like a pulse-quickening mega-hit from the first listen—instantly singable and repeatedly listenable— the song actually rides on a deep current of soul-driven funk influence that serves to set it apart from other contemporary radio fare.
“I’m a big melody guy,” Jordan admits, “and musically ‘The River’ is my own personal happy place.
“I’m a big melody guy,” Jordan admits, “and musically ‘The River’ is my own personal happy place. It’s a great driving groove that just feels good to sing. The song itself is an invitation to anyone who hears it—whether they’re stuck in pride and legalism or wallowing down in the mess they’ve made of their lives—it’s an invitation to take whatever we have and to run to Jesus. It’s an invitation to go down in amazing grace and to rise up being made new.”
The album’s title track, while every bit as soulful and catchy as the first single, was penned from a more personal and autobiographical posture. Jordan’s wife was about to give birth to their first child, and Jordan began to consider what he, as a new father, would most want to communicate to the daughter he was about to meet.
“I wrote ‘Beloved’ before she was born,” he says, “and I wrote it with two guys who both had little girls. The thing I really wanted my daughter to grow up knowing was that no matter what the world tells her, she’s beloved. She’s loved beyond compare. Regardless of what any of the people around her think, she doesn’t have to be concerned with measuring up because I’m gonna love her unconditionally as long as she lives. She’s beloved and that’s a love she was born into without having to earn it. I wrote it for her, but of course the parallel of God’s unconditional love for His children is obvious. Anything I feel for my daughter is just a small echo of what God feels for her and for all of us.”
With its slow build and towering vocal hooks, “Beloved” will doubtless provide one of the cornerstones of Jordan’s energetic live shows, along with “The River,” a festive cut that reveals some of the artist’s roots as a worship leader, and the laid back grooving track, “Simple.”
“If my record has a theme, it’s probably summed up in the ‘Simple lyric,’” Jordan explains. “I really just wanted this to be a project that people would smile when they listened to it. I wanted to write songs that would make people feel loved. I want them to feel good. Whatever the complications of life that we might be going through at any given moment, our relationships with Jesus don’t have to be difficult. We have a tendency to make it so much harder on ourselves than it really is. We think God can’t love us because we’re struggling with something or we messed up somewhere. But it’s not that complicated. God loves us. Our ransom has been paid. The emotional baggage we carry around doesn’t change the truth. We belong to God and He loves us. It really is that simple. We just have to be constantly reminded of that. The work has already been done on the cross. We just have to remind ourselves and each other to believe it.”
Having just navigated a long and rocky transition after leaving the security of his local music connections, a church staff position, and moving from California to Tennessee, Jordan Feliz and his wife experienced firsthand what it means to learn to rest in the simplicity of faith in a Father who daily provides for the needs of His children. In fact, they set out from California without even enough money to make it past Phoenix. But along each leg of the journey some music gig opened up that provided enough funds to drive the next leg. By the time they reached their new home, Jordan had actually made several hundred dollars from the move.
“We believed God had made it clear from the beginning we should move to Nashville,” Jordan says, “but that didn’t mean it was easy. After we got here I couldn’t find a job. My wife and I were sharing one car. I was posting handyman ads on Craigslist and working as a valet downtown. I could hardly get any people to write songs with me. Then we found out we were pregnant and there was so much that seemed up in the air and kind of scary. In the last few months though, it’s just been like this whirlwind of good things falling into place. I signed the record deal with Centricity Music in February of 2016 and I finished the Beloved record July 5, 2016. Then, I actually won a brand new car, completely out of the blue, right before my daughter was born July 20th. My first single went to radio July 31st. After so much difficulty and uncertainty, God answered our prayers. He is there for all of us and all we have to do is remain faithful.”
