West Norfolk summer Christian festival returns 

Manifest will return to the historic Walks Park in King’s Lynn this weekend with music, food, games, and the gospel. Plus, it is another chance to meet a Network Norfolk journalist.

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Manifest 2024 will start at 12noon on Saturday June 15 at the Walks, King’s Lynn. The event was held for the first-time last year, replacing Celebrate King’s Lynn.
 
Organiser Olivia O’Neill said: “We are excited about the second Manifest event. We have a fantastic line up and loads of family fun inflatables including Gladiators challenge, toddler play area and sumo wrestling.”
 
The 2024 musical line up will include: MOBO award winner Faith Child, singer Philippa Hanna, world-class saxophone player Mike Aremu, and the TKG Church Choir.

Pastor Oladapo Adegoke from The King’s Glory church said: “Manifest music festival brings together talented and passionate musicians from all around the world to promote the positive message of the gospel to our community.  Not only will you enjoy amazing music, but you will also have the opportunity to have wholesome family fun with summer activities.
 
“If you’re ready to experience the power of Christ through music and explore your faith in a fun and engaging way, come join us at Manifest. We can’t wait to see you there.”

Find out more about Manifest at manifestkingslynn.com

The day will also provide another chance to meet one of the Network Norfolk team.

West Norfolk content editor Peter Bending will be at Manifest from 12noon until 1pm ready to talk to anyone who has a story to share or who wants tips on how to promote their church or organisation in the media.

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