Trinity Full Gospel Church Hosts Harvest Festival
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: members of the country gospel singing band Tomes Brothers Ministries (vocalist) Dean Lipscomb, (drummer) David Vidinoff, (guitarist) Butch Tomes, (bass) Steve van Norman, and pianist Brenda Van Meter.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Pastor Bob Howard stated, “This is a great way for our church to reach out to the community, and to have the kids come out to enjoy themselves during our harvest festival.”
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Fresh fruits, vegetables, and homemade baked goods were presented to those who had attended the harvest festival at Trinity Full Gospel Church.
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Members of Trinity Full Gospel Church came out to participate in the Harvest Fest, setting up tables with various items for purchase.
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From left: daughter-and-mother team duo Kathy Best and Liz Reed share their booths with one another at the harvest Fest at Trinity Full Gospel Church.
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Rick Sikes, a member of Trinity Full Gospel Church, shared his enthusiasm for the event’s musical talent. He said, “The Tomes Brothers Ministries country music gospel band is great!”
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Trinity Full Gospel Church presented the Harvest Festival to the city of San Bernardino with entertainment, food and fun.
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From left: Sherry Notter, Diana Comstock and (top) Courtney Nolin display items from Diana’s Boutique booth.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
The Tomes Brothers band tour bus parked in front of the church during the Harvest Festival.
October 17, 2013 at 10:04am. Views: 52
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