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Fall Fair Raises Thousands For Missions Of Christ The King Lutheran Church

Published: Nov 22, 2025 8:00 am

Christ the King Lutheran Church held its annual Fall Fair on November 8, when guests were invited to peruse among vendors and a large church tag sale.

Thousands of dollars were raised to support the ongoing work and mission of the church. Hundreds of tag sale items were sold as scores of visitors spent time going from room to room, looking at donated items as well as visiting the booths of numerous vendors in the parking lot of the church and in the main hall.

Reverend Rob Morris provided entertainment with his vocals and guitar playing, much to the enjoyment of the guests.

A silent auction was conducted, and guests also were provided with a selection of hot and cold refreshments and beverages.

Doug Calderone was among the vendors at Christ the King Lutheran Church’s Fall Fair earlier this month. The Newtown resident suffered a stroke a few years ago. The right-handed carpenter has since taught himself how to paint and do wood burning with his left hand, and creates beautiful pieces of artwork. —Bee Photos, Glass

Visitors to the 2025 Christ the King Lutheran Church Fall Fair combed through hundreds of donated items looking for just the right bargain. —Bee Photos, Glass

Pastor Rob Morris was a big hit when he performed during the Christ the King Lutheran Church Fall Fair. —Bee Photos, Glass

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