Halloween Outreach, this Friday

COMMUNITY FAMILY

Come, join the fun. This is the time when we partner with TV station BTW21 and a few other organizations for a huge family event for our community. Friday night from 6 to 9 pm is our annual Halloween Outreach. Last year over 300 kids came through our doors. What now? You are needed to make it successful!

VOLUNTEER

Help from 5:30 to after 9 pm (and you came part of the time, just lets us know) there is room for everyone! Again, let us know. What will you be doing? Helping with games. Serving goodies. Passing out information. Meeting people. Smiling. Praying. Being part of The Community Fellowship!

BRING STUFF

Goodies (like cookies and brownies) and the like as we serve our guests.

Candy. Candy. Candy. Candy. We need more... guessed what!!!

Got more questions? Need more info? Just want to sound off or let us know you are coming (and don't be shy), call the church at 276-647-8231 or email us at info@thecommunityfellowship.org

See you Friday evening from 6 to 9 pm!!! For our annual Halloween outreach.

We are demonstrating the love of God to our community in creative ways!

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