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By Charlotte Hopkins

With a paintbrush in hand and a smile on her face, Lily Meshanko adds a creative touch to her pumpkin.

Calvary Chapel South Pittsburgh Church (CCSP) held its annual Community Days celebration on Saturday, October 4 in West Elizabeth, offering a day filled with fun, fellowship, and faith. The event featured live music, delicious food, including burgers grilled on-site, cookies, brownies, and pizza, as well as face painting, pumpkin painting, and a bouncy house for the kids. Local businesses and partners also helped make the day a success. Synthomer provided an abundance of food, while Vocelli’s Pizza of Pleasant Hills offered great deals on pizzas. Liquid Vibes contributed refreshing drinks, helping keep everyone cool and hydrated throughout the event.

Brad Ebert hosted a prayer booth, offering encouragement and spiritual support to visitors, and the Farmhouse Ministry Outreach Group gave away free boots to women as part of their community outreach. Pastor Tim Green shared how the inspiration behind Community Days comes directly from God’s love. “His love motivates us to love our neighbors! We love the people of West Elizabeth and the surrounding areas, and this day allows us to show them how much we care!” expressed Green.

Kayla McCrobie smiles as her son, Silas McCrobie, sits on her lap while Lisa Sobeck paints a fun design of a tarantula on her cheek.	From left, Riley Gallahorn, Sue Elder, Pastor Tim Green, Rachel Reynolds, and Marah Reynolds pause for a photo while enjoying the festivities and fellowship of the day.
From left, Justina Lueckert, Lorenzo Conti, and Kelly Starr enjoy food and fellowship during Calvary Chapel South Pittsburgh’s annual Community Days celebration in West Elizabeth.	From left, Tiffany Zulka, Vickie Ebert, Lisa Sobeck, Boo Katonick, and Kay Vaccarri share smiles as they serve up delicious food to guests, helping make the day warm and welcoming for everyone.

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