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  15-45 for one pumpkin kind of pushing it, especially with the amount they have.

  Added May 26, 2017 by Alex Terrell
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  ALL are welcome! This is a non-demonational Church and is bible based. They are missionaries trying to help feed the people of Lehigh Acres!! They always need financial support as the food They give away is NOT free to them. They do many fund raisers, the Pumpkin Patch is the biggest. All procedes go to their Helping Hands ministry. Food pantry many days thru the week. This Church really cares about the community, all fund raising goes back into the community. Number 1 food pantry in all of Lee county!!
  Small congeration supports so many. Small congeration is like a family. Great place to volenteer, and they always need volenteers!! Volunteers are exhausted and need help. Sadly, many clients don't speak english, making it more difficult to help them. Sunday services are awesome, modern music, casual dress, open communion table, very welcoming!

  Added March 21, 2017 by Lynne Hunter