Church donates snacks to LEPD as a thank you
Little Elm Journal Thursday 26th April, 2012
CrossRidge Church Senior Pastor Mark Farnell and Church Leaders delivered snacks and treats to the Little Elm Police Department to thank the officers for their continued efforts.
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