Cliff Williams / The Outlook Branton Bates, 9, of Hackneyville samples some of the lemonade he and other children from Alexander City First United Methodist Church Camp EDGE were giving out in downtown Alexander City Tuesday.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Youth from Alexander City First United Methodist Church give out water and lemonade in downtown Alexander City Tuesday.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Children with Alexander City First United Methodist Church give out water and lemonade in downtown Alexander City Tuesday.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Children with Camp EDGE at Alexander City First United Methodist Church give out free lemonade and water in downtown Alexander City Tuesday.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Averie Massey, left, 9 of Alexander City and Gamble Dennis, 10, of Alexander City try to attract customers for free lemonade as they take part in Camp EDGE at Alexander City First United Methodist Church.
Cliff Williams / The Outlook Lake Martin Area United Way executive director Sharon Fuller hands out brochures as she gets ready to explain how the United Way helps area residents to particpants in Camp EDGE.
To help teach the lesson of serving others, First United Methodist Church of Alexander City is hosting Camp EDGE.
Leanne Calhoun, who said Camp EDGE is in its third year, is helping with the daily lessons and guiding the children to participate in activities to learn what can be done themselves and through organizations.
Cliff Williams is a staff writer for Tallapoosa Publishers.
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