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Cheri Keaggy to Perform at Cider Carols at Rocketown Nov. 29 Cheri Keaggy is perfoming at Cider Carols, is a holiday event scheduled for 7 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, November 29, at Rocketown, to benefit the Hope Clinic for Women, a faith-based crisis pregnancy organization with locations throughout Middle Tennessee. Article at: Cheri Keaggy to Perform at Cider Carols at Rocketown Nov. 29 | Christian Activities

Jeff Foxworthy, Jeff Allen and Henry Cho to appear at Rocketown Comedian, Jeff Foxworthy and his wife Pamela Gregg are chairing “Comedy for a Cause,” a night of comedy benefiting local at-risk youth, at Rocketown on Oct. 9 at 7:00 pm. The event will include performances by comics Jeff Allen and Henry Cho Continued at: Jeff Foxworthy, Jeff Allen and Henry Cho to appear at Rocketown - Nashville Gospel Music & Entertainment Examiner

Some ideas on what to do in Nashville for Halloween! What to do on Halloween in Nashville: Monster Mash, Rocketown, movies, music and more Friday, October 30th, 2009 Do you need some last-minute ideas on what to do for Halloween this year? Following are some suggestions for activities on the town or at home for Halloween in Nashville.... Keep Reading »

I found this story very disturbing. While I appreciate the reasons Michael W. Smith founded Rocketown, and I laud their ministry, I think whoever is making these decisions to incorporate satanic music at a Christian teen ministry venue needs to be held accountable for a lapse in judgment. I understand using popular, secular, non-gospel music to appeal to a wide variety of teens, but using satanic, anti-Christian music at a Christian teen ministry venue is using very questionable logic. Rocketown Halloween controversy: hardcore satanic metal at Christian teen venue Rocketown Thursday, October 22nd, 2009 Michael W. Smith photo from Wikipedia Tonight Channel 2 WKRN reported on a story concerning Nashville's Christian teen hangout, Rocketown . Keith Mohr, the founder and president of gospel music's Indieheaven.com , was briefly interviewed regarding his recent experience with the teen ministry founded by Michael W. Smith. I contacted Keith Mohr, and he graciously agreed to ...