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Front Royal Church of the Nazarene date change for Trunk or Treat event

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7 years ago

October 31, 2019

Front Royal Church of the Nazarene’s annual Trunk or Treat event is being moved to Saturday, November 2, from 6-8pm, due to the weather forecast expected tonight. We value the time we get to share with the community, and want to do so in as safe and enjoyable of an environment as we can. Saturday’s weather is looking great, and we have an extra hour to enjoy the day with the time change!

The event is free. Hot dogs, hot chocolate and candy are available while supplies last. Please bring the kids out to Front Royal Church of the Nazarene (1107 Monroe Avenue, Front Royal) for an evening of fun!

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