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Athol, Massachusetts: Church Hosts Series of Outdoor Movies
by Michael Maltsev
Church will Host Series of Outdoor Movies
Selectmen have approved a series of movie nights to take place at Fish Park. The movies are done drive-in style and are being put on by the Athol Foursquare Church.
This was a successful event last year, Selectman Anthony A. Brighenti said, reminding his colleagues at the selectmen's meeting Tuesday night.
Board Chairman Alan D. Dodge agreed. It was well attended, he said.
The Rev. Nicholas K. Morin, senior pastor of the church, said this is the second year that his church has brought the free movie nights to the community.
Plans call for five movies to be shown over the summer, and the showings will be similar to attending a drive-in movie theater. You can watch in your car or outside of it. You just need a radio, explained Rev. Morin.
The movies are rated G or PG and are oriented for family viewing. There are also snacks available.
Movie nights will be held June 26, July 10 and 24, and Aug. 14 and 28.
Rev. Morin said the church puts on the movie series as part of a community outreach.
Source: http://www.telegram.com/article/20090618/NEWS/906180633
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Selectmen have approved a series of movie nights to take place at Fish Park. The movies are done drive-in style and are being put on by the Athol Foursquare Church.
This was a successful event last year, Selectman Anthony A. Brighenti said, reminding his colleagues at the selectmen's meeting Tuesday night.
Board Chairman Alan D. Dodge agreed. It was well attended, he said.
The Rev. Nicholas K. Morin, senior pastor of the church, said this is the second year that his church has brought the free movie nights to the community.
Plans call for five movies to be shown over the summer, and the showings will be similar to attending a drive-in movie theater. You can watch in your car or outside of it. You just need a radio, explained Rev. Morin.
The movies are rated G or PG and are oriented for family viewing. There are also snacks available.
Movie nights will be held June 26, July 10 and 24, and Aug. 14 and 28.
Rev. Morin said the church puts on the movie series as part of a community outreach.
Source: http://www.telegram.com/article/20090618/NEWS/906180633