Instead of buffet style and picnic tables, it’s a drive-thru BBQ cookout.
Uproar Church in Owings Mills wanted to find a way to unite the community and honor our fallen heroes in a safe way this Memorial Day.
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ONE BALTIMORECOUNTY CHURCH FOUND A WAY TOSTILL UNITE THE COMMUNITY.WMAR━2 NEWS ABBY ISAACS TAKUS TO OWINGS MILLS.LOOKLIKE instead of buffetstyle and picnic tables, ita drive thru bbq cookout.Uproar church here in owingsmills wanted to find a way tounite the community and honorour fallen heros in a safe waythis memorial day.
NATS ITNEW KIND OF COOKOUT URSUL━fresh off the grill comingonto their bun into their bagand into their cars TO ADATO KEEP PEOPLE SAFE DURNG THEPANDEMIC, UPROAR CHURCH INOWINGS MILLS OPENED UP A DRIVETHRU BBQ FOR MEMORIAL DAY.URSULA We just wanted to dosomething great for thecommunity and just put smileson peoples faces URSULA THOMASCOORDINATED THE EVENT AS ANEXTENSION OF THEIR WEEKLY FOODPANTRY.
DOZENS OF PEOPLEWAITED IN LINE IN THEIR CARSFOR FOOD PREPARED ANDDELIVERED BY VOLUNTEERSWEARING GLOVES AND MASKS.
Verypleasant, they make you feel apart of, very welcome andespecially today I think ita fabulous idea.
We caninvite our families over liwe would normal do during thistime of year and just havingthe opportunity to even comeout of the house and justseeing people is a big dayTHOMAS SAYS CREATING THATSENCE OF COMMUNITY WASESPECIALLY IMPORTANT TODAYURSUL━ memorial day iscelebrating all the fallensoldiers who gave their livesso that we can have thefreedoms that we have so justcoming together and onerecognizing that, but thatalso knowing that we aregreater together.
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Due to restrictions on gatherings this Memorial Day because of the coronavirus, an Owings Mills church hosted a drive-thru cookout.
