The weather looks like it is going to be great this time around... The Main Event is a church wide party. There will be baptisms, music, food, small group competitions, children’s games and lots of fun. It will be THIS Sunday, May 17, from 3-7pm at “Summers at the River”. If you have not picked up a free ticket, you can still come simply by sending an RSPV to becca.murdaugh@fbclife.orgDirections to “Summers at the River”: From Springfield, go south on 160 to Highway AA. Turn right (West). Go 1/4 mile to Fox Hollow Dr (look for the fire truck). Turn Right into the parking lot.
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