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‘Dare Day’ challenges community, provides school supplies
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Crestview News Bulletin
Faith, NewsOn the weekend of Aug. 1, Ohana Heating and Air held its first-ever “Dare Day.”
The three-hour event pushed participants of all ages to their limits as they faced new and daring challenges to win prizes.
But the greatest dare of the day was to follow Jesus.