
MUST Ministries joins Scarecrows on the Square in Marietta
The display nods to the 24th Annual Marietta Daily Journal Gobble Jog, which benefits MUST Ministries on Nov 26.
MUST Ministries has a display in Scarecrows on the Square in downtown Marietta. The group's Development and Marketing teams created and decorated it, with some Gobble Jog spirit mixed in.
Visitors downtown in October can find the MUST Ministries display and take a photo. The scarecrows are dressed for Thanksgiving morning, a nod to the 24th Annual Marietta Daily Journal Gobble Jog benefiting MUST Ministries on Nov 26.
From MUST Ministries· Instagram · Oct 13
Open the post“MUST Ministries has officially joined the scarecrows on the Marietta Square! 🍂 Our Development and Marketing teams had so much fun creating and decorating this year’s display, with a little Gobble Jog spirit mixed in, of course. 🦃 If you’re visiting downtown Marietta this October, stop by Scarecrows on the Square, find the MUST Ministries display and snap a photo! And while our scarecrows are already dressed for Thanksgiving morning, there’s still time for you to join us for the 24th Annual Marietta Daily Journal Gobble Jog benefiting MUST Ministries. Come see us on the Square now, then come back and Gobble Jog with us on November 26!”
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