M ore than 700 people braved the chill on October 31 to join The Hope Center for our Fall Fest. Families, youth and children got to experience an exotic petting zoo, bounce houses, local musical talent and a hopeful message.

 

The S.A.Y. Yes! program students shared songs, dances and scripture. Everyone enjoyed the upbeat and faith-filled music, photo station and face painter. Hot chocolate and tasty grilled food kept everyone warm as KCFD Assistant Division Chief Reggie McKeithen shared how The Hope Center touched his life as a youth.

 

Even though it was cold outside, our hearts and spirits were warmed by the fellowship we shared that evening.