WILLIAMS — Several members of the community joined the First Baptist Church of Williams in dedicating their Dream Acres park after services Sunday. The focus was the opening of the Edith Pouquette Prayer Garden. The Garden was dedicated to a member of the First Baptist Church in honor of her long service to God. Dream Acres is a park built by the First Baptist Church and open to the public. Dogs on a leash are welcome.
Edith Pouquette cuts the ribbon to the Prayer Garden dedicated to her long service to God.
A crowd gathered to watch Edith Pouquette cut the ribbon to the Prayer Garden. Pastor Joe Oswald held a prayer service afterward to complete the dedication of the Garden.
Dream Acres has a Gospel Golf disc course. There is a hiking trail with stations along the way where hikers can participate in sports activities.
The First Baptist Church holds services on Saturday at 5:30 p.m. and Sunday morning at 10:30 p.m. They hold Bible studies earlier on Sunday, a Men’s Bible Study on Monday at 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday at 7 p.m. They also host the Spanish Bible Study on Monday. The Church is located at 629 W Grant Ave in Williams across the street from Safeway. You can call the Church at (928) 635-4692 to find out more about Dream Acres and the other activities they sponsor.
A crowd from the community gather to help dedicate the Edith Pouquette Prayer Garden.
Pastor Joe Oswald and the crowd wait for Edith Pouquette to cut the ribbon.
Along the hiking trail are stations where people can participate in sports activity.