‘Compassion leads the way’
Guest speaker Kirk Waldren talks about Hallmark movies, single parenthood and compassion at the Crossroads Resource Center fundraiser banquet Saturday.
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From left: Alona Trautman and Stephanie Cumaravel talk with Anna Smith, who’s holding Cumaravel’s 2-month-old daughter Willa, at the Crossroads banquet Saturday.
Pastor Joey Uresti of Malone Assembly Outpost Church, Moses Lake, left, flanked by emcee Chuck Yarbro Jr., prepares to offer the opening prayer at the Crossroads Resource Center banquet Saturday.
The Grant County Worship Team performs at the Crossroads Resource Center fundraiser banquet Saturday. From left: Abby Martinez, Terry Smith, Justine Friehe, Jake Courtright, Kirsten Hintz, Davie Sawyer, Emily Sawyer, and Rob Ditona.
Staff from Top Gun Concessions & Catering carve prime rib at the Crossroads Resource Center banquet Saturday.
Attendees socialize before the Crossroads Resource Center banquet Saturday.
MOSES LAKE — Crossroads Resource Center’s work is all about compassion, attendees at the center’s fundraising banquet heard Saturday night.
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