Fundraiser: Memorial Day Crawfish Boil

by May 10, 2023

This Memorial Day (Monday, May 29th) at 3pm, our core church planting team is hosting a crawfish boil to help raise money to cover the church’s initial start-up costs. Participation in this event will cost $30 per person or $100 per family and will include plenty of food as well as Spikeball and Corn Hole tournaments, swimming, and other fun activities. Sunday, May 21st is the last day to register for this event.
Click HERE TO REGISTER and get more information about the event.
Last year we boiled crawfish and it was a great time! Below are some photos from the festivities. (Notice the time change in the photos).

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