BREMEN, Ala. – In a sign of Christian charity, Ryans Creek Baptist Church accepted no entry fees at its inaugural car show Saturday morning. Instead, the church on County Road 222 asked for food donations for its food pantry to provide for its community.
Several recognizable cars and motorcycles were packed into the church’s parking lot, including the notorious “Beast,” and car aficionados delighted in the shiny muscle cars and classic cruisers. Delicious hamburgers, hot dogs and watermelon were available, as were cupcakes from Little Red Baking Company.
Everyone was a winner, with the first 35 registrants receiving goodie bags, door prizes from area businesses and face painting for the little ones.
The church posted this to its Facebook page Monday:
We’re blessed to say our inaugural car show was a success. We give praise to our God for this wonderful day! There are many people in our church that worked tirelessly to prepare for it.
We appreciate everyone that brought your vehicles. We hope you were blessed as well.
We’re grateful to the businesses that donated items for the goodie bags and door prizes. When you visit them tell them thanks!
(Condensed) Dodge City Ace, AutoZone, Basch Brothers, Bella Faire’ Day Spa & Salon, Below Chiropractic & Wellness, Body Harmony Massage, Boyd Bros. Transportation, Inc., Boyd Innovative Solutions, Chick-fil-A at Cullman, EvaBank, Goodwin Counseling Services, Havoline Xpress Lube (Cullman), IBEW Local 841, J & D Auto/Tire Service, Lake Services & Repairs LLC, McGriff Tire Pros, Peoples Bank of Alabama, Publix Super Market at Cullman Shopping Center, Royal Automotive, Russell Marine – Smith Lake, Southern Comfort Services, S & S Foods, Van’s Sporting Goods, Vintson Marine
Thanks again to everyone! To God be the glory!
Ryans Creek promises next year’s car show will have the same hospitality and community spirit.
See a photo gallery from the event at https://tinyurl.com/RCCarShow.
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