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Photos: Church offers a carnival from your car
Unable to do its usual back-to-school event, Calvary Community Church in the town of Geneva treats kids Aug. 15 to an unusual drive-through carnival, with help from volunteers at Williams Bay Middle School and Faith Christian Middle School.
Williams Bay Middle School student Ben Nielson, left, dunks Faith Christian Middle School student Landon Viss on Aug. 15 during a drive-through carnival at Calvary Community Church in the town of Geneva.
- Connor Carynski
Jason Skibba, left, leans out a car window Aug. 15 to try popping balloons with darts during a drive-through carnival at Calvary Community Church in the town of Geneva.
- Connor Carynski
Calvary Community Church members give out student backpacks Aug. 15 during a drive-through carnival, organized in place of a traditional back-to-school event at the town of Geneva church.
- Connor Carynski
Tate Hayes, left, receives a temporary tattoo from volunteers Karyssa Green, center, and Elizabeth Novak during an Aug. 15 drive-through carnival at Calvary Community Church.
- Connor Carynski
Students play games Aug. 15 organized by the Calvary Community Church during the church’s drive-through carnival, organized instead of a traditional back-to-school event.
- Connor Carynski
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