What would it look like if an entire community came together, across churches, backgrounds, and experiences, not for a service, but for a night centered purely on worship, prayer, and unity?

In this episode of eXchanging Eternal Truths, host Heather Lancaster sits down with Charli Freiberger, organizer of a Night of Worship coming to Belton, South Carolina, on June 6. Charli shares how this gathering was born out of prayer, personal conviction, and a growing desire to create a space where people can encounter God outside traditional church settings. The conversation unpacks both the heart behind the event and the practical steps that brought it to life, along with a shared vision for reaching the community through simple, authentic expressions of faith.

In this episode you'll hear about:

• Origin of the Night of Worship idea and how it was prayer-led
• Vision for community unity across churches and backgrounds
• Testimony of salvation and spiritual motivation behind outreach
• Event details: worship, food, prayer, and community participation

At the center of the discussion is a deep desire to see people encounter the love of Jesus in a way that feels accessible and genuine. Charli shares how her personal transformation fuels her passion for outreach and shapes the way she views ministry, not as something confined to church walls, but as something lived out in everyday spaces. The Night of Worship becomes an expression of that heart: an open invitation for anyone, regardless of background, to experience God’s goodness through worship, fellowship, and prayer.

The conversation also emphasizes that nothing can separate people from the love of God in Christ Jesus, anchoring the entire vision of the event in the unshakable truth of God’s love, and that no past circumstances, or distance can place anyone beyond His reach.

Key Scriptures

• Romans 2:4 • Romans 8:38–39

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You can find out more about the Night of Worship on Facebook.