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First Baptist Church of Plant City's Praise Band was one of nine acts that performed at the event.
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The event brought a large crowd to McCall Park and the train depot.
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Christian music fans enjoyed a day of worship and song.
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A kids' area next to the main stage provided entertainment and a bouncy slide.
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The event featured food trucks hand-picked by Frank Trunzo, including Krazy Kup's own shave ice truck.
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Saturday was also Krazy Kup owner Frank Trunzo's birthday, so the First Baptist Church Praise Band pulled him onstage to serenade him.
Saturday's party in McCall Park didn’t end after RailFest.
When Plant City’s popular celebration of trains came to its conclusion, Praise in the Park got rolling. The first annual event, hosted by Krazy Kup, brought Christian musicians spanning from rock to rap downtown for an afternoon of worship and music for everyone.
The event, which ran from 3 to 9 p.m., included performances by Valley's End, Bound No More, Ray & the Joshua Generation, Make It 'Til Morning, First Baptist Church of Plant City Praise Band, Dark Horse, the Descendants, Martyr-X and the Word. The event benefitted the Pregnancy Care Center of Plant City.
