Germ defense <\/p>\n
L-R delivering wipes to Brooks Elementary are Jess Eastep-Youth Director at Killen Church of Christ, Eli Aday, Kurt Peck, Dimple Newell-BES Guidance Counselor, and Jonathan Aday.(Courtesy photo) <\/p>\n
Posted: Tuesday, February 28, 2017 12:00 am <\/p>\n
Killen Church Youth Taking Out Germs <\/p>\n
KILLEN - The youth of the Killen Church of Christ recently launched Project Germ Warfare. They collected over 200 tubes of disinfectant wipes to help Brooks Elementary School and Brooks High School battle the germs that are spreading infection in all area schools. Killen church members were asked to donate disinfecting wipes at the church building, but everyone in the community is invited to help. Donations may be brought to the church building located at 1560 Highway 72 in Killen (at the traffic light) or by calling 256-757-2918. Donations may also be taken directly to the schools or may be sent with children who attend those schools. <\/p>\n
Brooks High School had a clean-up period last week, so the initial delivery of wipes to the high school and elementary school took place the morning of February 20. <\/p>\n
The photo titled BES Delivery depicts the stop at Brooks Elementary where we delivered 104 tubes of disinfectant wipes. <\/p>\n
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