New Video Series Showcases Lakes Area Residents’ Faith Journey

Mar 4, 2021 | 1:41 PM

DETROIT LAKES (KDLM/LAKES TV3) – A new video series is highlighting Lakes Area residents’ personal faith journey.

‘The Walk: Why I Believe’, produced by Rayna Zima of LAKES TV3 showcases a number of community members giving their personal testimony. “I just wanted to show what Jesus means to local people, our journeys aren’t always perfect, but it’s true to us and I wanted other people to see that, so they can see Jesus as He truly is,” Zima said.

The first video in the series features John “Hutch” Hutchinson, who Zima says grew up in a broken home and after making a number of bad decisions “had a moment” where he asked God one question and God answered him forever changing his life.

You can watch his story and new episodes of “The Walk: Why I Believe” each week on the Lakes Area Radio app as well as LAKES TV3

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