Hundreds of plastic Easter eggs fell from a helicopter in the sky during the Church of Hope’s Easter celebration on Saturday, April 4th.<\/p>\n
Families gathered at the church to collect the eggs during the annual community event, which aims to bring people together while celebrating Jesus Christ.<\/p>\n
“To enjoy it. Family time. Hear about God and the reason for Easter. If everybody comes together – unity, peace, everybody talking together,” said Orlando Reyes.<\/p>\n
When children were not rushing to collect baskets full of Easter eggs,they enjoyed a foam pit and a petting zoo.<\/p>\n
“It\u2019s very cool right now. I like it cause a lot of cool stuff. A lot of cool vendors right now,” Jordan Salinas said.<\/p>\n
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