“Just think of the safety of the kids. If the kids were going through that and would cut themselves on a glass jar … (the donations are to be) going for a good cause. I don’t want to stop (the can collection) either.”
Dressed as superheroes, movie characters or scary monsters, kids and their families enjoyed a delightful, summer-like evening along Worthington's Smith Avenue.
“From the get-go, it was envisioned as a community building,” said Beth Rickers, Nobles County Historical Society executive director. “I thought it needed to be a big community splash.”
“I really have loved what I’ve discovered both as a community, as well as this church,” he said. “I’m finding that American Lutheran is this very welcoming congregation but has a bubbling of new ideas."
