Personal Narrative: First Baptist Church

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Over the past years I have had the amazing opportunity to work with my church, First Baptist Church of Bascom. On the second Wednesday of every month I am able to help prepare and serve meals with my church. I love being able to participate in this event. It is the one time in the month that people in our community gather together and spend time together as a family. Being able to help families and seeing everyone have a home cooked meal at least once a month makes my heart warm.

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