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NewsAugust 7, 2020

Cape First Church hosts Family Day

Cape First Church hosted its annual Family Day on Friday at Arena Park in Cape Girardeau. Free food was served and several service vendors were on hand for the free event.

Layton Lipke ~ Special to the Southeeast Missourian
Ben Burton prepares to be dropped into the dunking booth at the Cape First Family Day.
Ben Burton prepares to be dropped into the dunking booth at the Cape First Family Day.
Jerry Lynn and Tom Besand grilled and served free hot dogs to those attending the Cape First Family Day.
Jerry Lynn and Tom Besand grilled and served free hot dogs to those attending the Cape First Family Day.
Red Cross held a blood drive in the Arena Building during the Cape First Family Day.
Red Cross held a blood drive in the Arena Building during the Cape First Family Day.
Tyree Chapman gave materials to those interested in joining the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.
Tyree Chapman gave materials to those interested in joining the Big Brothers Big Sisters program.
Storybook Entertainment princesses helped entertain kids at the event, even handing out signed pictures of the princesses they portrayed.
Storybook Entertainment princesses helped entertain kids at the event, even handing out signed pictures of the princesses they portrayed.
Keionta Hawkins, Soni Lloyd, and Dawn Hobbs from Cape Community Counseling Center offered services to those attending the event.
Keionta Hawkins, Soni Lloyd, and Dawn Hobbs from Cape Community Counseling Center offered services to those attending the event.
Members of Cape First Church help transport 30,000 pounds of food to cars driving through the church's Family Day event.
Members of Cape First Church help transport 30,000 pounds of food to cars driving through the church's Family Day event.
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Cape First Church hosted its annual Family Day on Friday at Arena Park in Cape Girardeau. Free food was served and several service vendors were on hand for the free event.

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