Treats on Halloween Reviving an event that was put on pause because of the pandemic, Hope Assembly of God Church on Sandy Lane held its "Light Up the Night" on Sunday. All were welcome to enjoy the music, play some games, have dinner and, naturally as
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Reviving an event that was put on pause because of the pandemic, Hope Assembly of God Church on Sandy Lane held its “Light Up the Night” on Sunday. All were welcome to enjoy the music, play some games, have dinner and, naturally as it was Halloween, leave with a bag of candy. Pastor Matt McIntosh, pictured with a group outside the church, said some churches shun Halloween, but he sees it as a time to bring community together. And welcoming the community in is Jylynn Izquierdo. (Warwick Beacon photos)
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