College Day at County Line Church
Who: College Students (from any university)
What: Active Shooter Training & Armor of God - Prepare for the Fight in Mind, Body, Soul, Spirit
Where: County ine Church of the Brethren, 4227 N Hardin Rd (corner of County Line Rd. and Sandusky Rd.)
When: Sunday, Jan 27 from 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Why: Please join us for this specialized training from the Allen County Sheriff Office, on how to be prepared and react to an active shooter incident. There will also be a talk on preparing yourself with the Armor of God. All who attend with receive free items (Procter & Gamble products, pens, stress balls, etc.) along with refreshments afterwards. #countyline #collegeday #whatsinitforme #freestuff
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