Community Events
Bethel Life Church Hosts Free Thanksgiving Meal for Seniors, Veterans, and Families
Bethel Life Church is opening its doors this Thanksgiving season to honor and serve those who have given so much. On Wednesday, November 13th, at 12:30 p.m., the church will host a free Thanksgiving meal at 111 Totten Lane in Front Royal for local seniors, veterans, and their families. The event, lasting until 2 PM, celebrates the spirit of gratitude and community, providing a warm gathering and delicious meal for those often at the heart of family and service traditions.
This meal is a heartfelt “thank you” to those who have shaped the community and country, offering attendees a meaningful way to connect and enjoy the season’s warmth together.
Donations can be made online at Bethel Life’s donation page for those wishing to support this initiative. Questions about the event can be directed to info@bethellife.org.
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