Central Freeborn's Soup & Pie/Dessert Supper

Central Freeborn Lutheran Church will be hosting their Soup & Dessert Supper once again on Monday, September 18, 2023! Please note it is a week earlier than usual.

Their delicious home-made soups will be available from 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm. There will be gluten free options as well. Music will be played in the sanctuary while you wait to be seated. 

Raffle tickets will be available for $1.00 each for a chance to win one of the wonderful prizes that have been donated.

Soups will include Chicken Noodle, Wild Rice, Chili and Potato.

All you can eat! Adults: $10.00,    Kids (6-12 yrs): $5.00     Kids (5 & under): FREE

Non-perishable food items are also being collected for the local food shelves. Join us September 18th!!

Supplemented Funds by Thrivent Financial.

Proceeds will benefit the All Inclusive Playground & Miracle Field!

The goal of the All Together Inclusive Playground and Miracle Field is to create a place for people of all ages and abilities to come together.  A place to experience the joy of play, in a safe yet challenging environment, regardless of their physical abilities or sensory issues. Outdoor play is a significant part of childhood and can promote  physical, social and emotional skills. Children develop behaviors based on what they touch, see, hear, taste, smell and how they move and position their body in space. Sensory rich playgrounds allow them to integrate and develop their senses. The more they play, the more they develop skills necessary to engage, change and impart the world around them. Families will be able to come together to interact and socialize, all while bonding and learning from each other. We hope by bringing a diverse inclusion playground that creates more equity in our community we will have a wide array of positive interactions between community members in Albert Lea and the surrounding areas.  All Together will be a place where multiple generations individuals can learn, play, and grow. 

The playground will be in the city's Edgewater Park and for kids with special needs. It will be located next to the Edgewater pavilion. The idea comes from All Together, a group consisting of parents, therapists, and special education teachers.