Christians for Change Baptist Second Annual Men's Day Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show, 2110 Bethsaida Rd. Riverdale, GA 30296

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Christians for Change Baptist Second Annual Men's Day Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show, 2110 Bethsaida Rd. Riverdale, GA 30296

Time: October 27, 2012 from 10am to 3pm
Location: Riverdale, GA
Street: 2110 Bethsaida Road
City/Town: Riverdale, GA 30296
Website or Map: http://christiansforchangebap…
Phone: 770-719-2152 or 770-991-7080
Event Type: car, truck, and, motorcycle, show, (men's, day, fundraiser)
Organized By: Kirby Ragins
Latest Activity: Oct 1, 2012

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Christians for Change Baptist Church Second Annnual Men's Day Car, Truck and Motorcycle Show.  October 27, 2012, 10: a.m. to 3:00p.m.  Rain date November 3, 2012.

Contact Person: Kirby Ragins (770) 719-2152. 

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