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Shop for a Cause: Find bargains and support United Women in Faith at Front Royal United Methodist Church’s indoor yard sale
Front Royal United Methodist Church is gearing up to host its highly anticipated indoor yard sale, offering a treasure trove of gently used household items, small furniture, jewelry, toys, and children’s clothing. This exciting event will take place on Friday, June 16th, from 9 am to 3 pm, and Saturday, June 17th, from 9 am to 2 pm in the church’s spacious Fellowship Hall. Not only will attendees have the opportunity to score fantastic deals on a wide variety of items, but their purchases will also contribute to the noble missions of United Women in Faith (formerly United Methodist Women), which focus on empowering and supporting women and children in need.
The Front Royal United Methodist Church’s Fellowship Hall, located at 1 West Main Street, Front Royal, VA, will serve as the perfect venue for this community event. Its spacious layout ensures a comfortable shopping experience for visitors, allowing them to browse through the various items at their leisure. With the event’s duration spanning two days, attendees can plan their visit accordingly and take their time exploring the wide array of merchandise available.
Mark your calendars for the Front Royal United Methodist Church’s indoor yard sale on June 16th and 17th. Not only will you have the opportunity to shop for great bargains and discover unique treasures, but your participation will also make a meaningful impact on the lives of women and children in need. By supporting United Women in Faith’s missions, you help provide crucial resources and empower individuals within the community. Join us at 1 West Main Street in Front Royal, VA, and together, let’s make a difference.
For more information, call 540-635-2935.
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