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HallelOOjah Fall Festival
First Pentecostal Church will host a HallelOOjah Fall Festival on Saturday, October 27 from 4-6 pm for ages 4-11
The church is located at 3054 Lexington Ave, Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
This is a free community event! It's an 'ALL-OUT' Fall Festival!
| * | Games |
| * | Hay Rides |
| * | Bonfire |
| * | Crafts |
| * | Candy |
| * | Hot Dogs |
| * | Cookie eating contest |
| * | Photo Booth |
| * | Smores' |
| * | Entertainment by 'The Professor' |
| * | Prizes |
| * | and so much more! |
Clean, Safe, warm family fun! Rain or not!
Park in the upper parking lot then follow the signs to the entrance! See you there! More info at www.fpccape.com or e-mail questions to sfaire@charter.net
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