Project Blue Light
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
John and Linda Hallgren, of Fort Dodge, pick up a blue lightbulb from the Project Blue Light boot outside St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday morning. The free will donation for the blue lights will be donated to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
John and Linda Hallgren, of Fort Dodge, pick up a blue lightbulb from the Project Blue Light boot outside St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday morning. The free will donation for the blue lights will be donated to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Rod Guerin, of Fort Dodge, gives a free will donation, which will be given to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson. Henderson, who was the chaplain for local law enforcement agencies and the Fort Dodge Fire Department, was killed on Oct. 2.
Rod Guerin, of Fort Dodge, gives a free will donation, which will be given to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson. Henderson, who was the chaplain for local law enforcement agencies and the Fort Dodge Fire Department, was killed on Oct. 2.
-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Project Blue Light, an organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement, distributed blue light bulbs in front of St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday. A free will donation collected during the distribution will be donated to the local organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
Project Blue Light, an organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement, distributed blue light bulbs in front of St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday. A free will donation collected during the distribution will be donated to the local organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
John and Linda Hallgren, of Fort Dodge, pick up a blue lightbulb from the Project Blue Light boot outside St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday morning. The free will donation for the blue lights will be donated to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Rod Guerin, of Fort Dodge, gives a free will donation, which will be given to the organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson. Henderson, who was the chaplain for local law enforcement agencies and the Fort Dodge Fire Department, was killed on Oct. 2.
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-Messenger photo by Kelby Wingert
Project Blue Light, an organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement, distributed blue light bulbs in front of St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday. A free will donation collected during the distribution will be donated to the local organization Serving Our Servants in honor of the late Rev. Al Henderson, who died on Oct. 2.
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