Benefit planned for Webbers Falls congregation
"Basically the shell of the building was all that was saved --
Church members learned later the insurance policy for their place of worship would not cover the loss. The church pooled its available resources to get started on the path toward recovery and now are planning a fundraiser to help get the project across the finish line.
The benefit will feature live performances by Southern gospel bands that include The Stevens Family, The Ruckmans,
Shamblin said guests who attend the event will have a choice of three dinners -- spaghetti and salad, meatloaf with mashed potatoes and salad, or Indian tacos -- which will be sold for
There also will be a silent auction featuring a variety of donated items.
If you go
WHO:
WHAT: Flood recovery fundraiser.
WHEN:
WHERE:
INFORMATION: Call (918) 464-2571 or send message to sheila_shamblin@yahoo.com.
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