- April 23, 2024
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AdventHealth Daytona Beach staff hold signs as a police cruiser drives by. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People riding in Jeeps wave to health care workers at AdventHealth Daytona Beach. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
The last car prayer event at the hospital featured a parade of Jeeps. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
Health care workers and their families wave during the last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
A health care worker holds up a sign during the last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People thank health care workers during AdventHealth's last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People thank health care workers during AdventHealth's last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People thank health care workers during AdventHealth's last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People thank health care workers during AdventHealth's last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
People thank health care workers during AdventHealth's last car prayer event. Photo courtesy of AdventHealth Daytona Beach
Flashing lights. Honking horns. Prayer.
Oasis Church of Ormond Beach, Ormond Beach Police Department, Volusia County Sheriff's Department, Ormond Beach Fire Department and the Daytona Beach Fire Department all came out to AdventHealth Daytona Beach on Thursday, May 7, for the last car prayer event for those on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic.
This was followed by a Jeep parade by members from the Mid-Florida Jeep Club, A1A Jeep Club, Volusia Jeep Club and the Daytona Beach Jeep Club, said Lindsay Cashio, AdventHealth spokeswoman, in an email. The event was extra special, she added, as it occurred during Nurses Week and was an added recognition for the clinical teams who served the community during the COVID-19 crisis.
