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For the 10th consecutive year, Sunrise Chapel in Elkton is continuing a special tradition of giving by inviting the community to enjoy a free Thanksgiving Dinner Thursday, Nov. 26. The annual dinner — featuring turkey and ham with all the fixings, plus dessert — is a gift to the community, offering everyone an opportunity to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal and share in the spirit of gratitude, fellowship and togetherness. Serving will take place from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at Sunrise Chapel, 9444 Elkton Pike, in Elkton, and everyone is welcome! No qualifications or conditions required. Guests may choose to dine-in at the chapel’s fellowship hall or pick up a carry-out meal. Delivery options are also available for residents in the Ardmore, Elkton and Prospect areas. Those requesting delivery must call 256-651-2192 by Friday, Nov. 20, to make arrangements.

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