Annual dinner and fundraiser at Grace Lutheran May 5

The annual dinner and variety show is coming up soon at Grace Lutheran Church Gnadenthal May 5.

Stu Salkeld
May. 2, 2017 11:00 a.m.
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Grace Lutheran Church fund-raiser

The annual dinner and variety show is coming up soon at Grace Lutheran Church Gnadenthal May 5.

The evening is a great chance for beef on a bun with the fixings, fellowship and enjoying some excellent live entertainment, including both vocals and instrumental performances.

Organizers said the beef on a bun is going to be expertly prepared in homemade fashion.

Organizers said a freewill offering will be available and gratefully accepted.

The Grace Lutheran Church is located at the intersection of RR# 261 and twp Rd# 494. Take Glen Park Road west from #2A until you cross RR# 261, then take a right and head north.

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