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2023 Mother's Day Luncheon

Kristin Cramer • May 04, 2023

2023 Mother's Day Luncheon

On May 3rd 2023, we were able to host our bi annual Mother's Day Luncheon.  After three years we were finally able to honor our amazing mothers for a luncheon at First Artesia CRC. Close to 100 families, friends and residents were able to gather for a delicious meal, play some fun games, and listen to some beautiful music provided by Linda Streelman and special guest singer Blessing Runes from New Life Foursquare Church.  Artesia Christian Home looks forward to our next event celebrating our volunteers in September.  Please click on the button below to view our highlight video and like and subscribe to the ACH YouTube channel.

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