Chiefs Chapel: A New Sunday Tradition for Fans
For years, many Chiefs fans had to choose between attending church and watching their team play at Arrowhead Stadium on Sundays.
In 2014, Chiefs owner Clark Hunt launched the Faith and Family Chapel, located next to the southern corner of Arrowhead Stadium, to provide a solution to this dilemma.
“What started as a simple pregame service has grown into something much bigger,”
said Cedric Hardimon, pastor at Life.Church East Kansas City. The Chapel hosts a non-denominational worship service every Sunday morning when the Chiefs have a home game scheduled at noon.
Thanks to dedicated volunteers, the Chiefs Chapel has become a meaningful part of the game day tradition for many fans, drawing larger crowds each week.
Author's summary: Chiefs Chapel offers fans a chance to attendees church while at an NFL game.
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