The First Christian Church of Decatur would like to invite the community to participate in a maintenance day for the “toddler park.” On Saturday, December 12th from 9am until…the church park committee will clean and repair the park and spread much-needed wood chips for safety in the play areas. Bring your shovel, rake, gloves or just bring yourself. Any help is appreciated!
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