Battle Ground-area residents turn out in the rain to participate in community service project

The volunteers met Saturday morning at Kiwanis Park and then broke up into groups and spread around the Battle Ground area to clean up and spruce up their community

BATTLE GROUND — A few dozen area residents turned out Saturday to participate in the “Love Battle Ground Community Service Project.’’

A few dozen area residents turned out Saturday to participate in the “Love Battle Ground Community Service Project.’’ Photo courtesy of Amy Davis
A few dozen area residents turned out Saturday to participate in the “Love Battle Ground Community Service Project.’’ Photo courtesy of Amy Davis

The volunteers met Saturday morning at Kiwanis Park and then broke up into groups and spread around the Battle Ground area to clean up and spruce up their community.

“We had a great time meeting and serving with other church members from around town,’’ said Amy Davis, who participated along with her husband and two sons. “We are so thankful for our community and it was a pleasure to give back by helping out today.’’

Davis and her family were among a group of volunteers who helped clean up Fairgrounds Park and pick up trash along South Parkway.

“Even in the rain, there were a lot of smiles and a lot of fun coming together in unity to serve, Davis said. “We even had a few people pull over on Parkway and ask us who our group was and what we were up to.’’

The volunteers met Saturday morning at Kiwanis Park and then broke up into groups and spread around the Battle Ground area to clean up and spruce up their community. Photo courtesy of Amy Davis
The volunteers met Saturday morning at Kiwanis Park and then broke up into groups and spread around the Battle Ground area to clean up and spruce up their community. Photo courtesy of Amy Davis

The service project was part of a collective effort of 10 Battle Ground-area churches. The churches have also offered a four-sermon series that began on Oct. 6 and will conclude on Sun., Oct. 27. The series covers how area residents can glorify God by loving their neighbors and serving others.

Participating churches:

• CrossWay Church, 311 North Parkway, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.crosswaychurchwa.com

• Landmark Church, 1504 W Main Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.landmarkchurchbg.com

• Battle Ground Foursquare Church, meets at Chief Umtuch Middle School, 700 NW 9th Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.bgfour.com

• Battle Ground Baptist Church, 1110 NW 6th Ave, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.bgbaptist.com

• Church on the Rock, 500 SW Eaton Blvd, Battle Ground, WA 98604, http://www.rockwa.com/

• Starting Grounds Church, 203 South Parkway, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.startinggroundschurch.com

• Prince of Peace, 14208 NE 249th Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604, http://www.princeofpeacebg.org

• Bethel Lutheran Church, 12919 NE 159th St., Brush Prairie, WA 98606, https://www.bethelbrushprairie.org

• Hockinson Community Church, 15918 NE 182nd Ave., Brush Prairie, WA 98606, https://hockinson.org

• Cherry Grove, 9100 NE 219th Street, Battle Ground, WA 98604, www.cherrygrovefriends.org

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