Faith-Based Donut Shop “Glory Holes” Has Record Breaking Grand Opening

Rockford — 18th Avenue was ablaze this morning, as the crowd shuffled in for the opening
of the latest faith-based coffee and donut shop. Glory Holes opened its doors to an
enthusiastic audience that was strewn around the block. “We’ve been getting calls all
week, asking when we were opening, questions about prices, you name it. The community
really seems excited about it,” said store manager Phyllis Wallace.
I walked down to greet the nearly 150 eagerly awaiting donut fans, each visibly overjoyed
about the new storefront. “You know, I work hard all week, and it’s nice to know that
there’s a place in town where I can get a release,” stated one anonymous crowd member.
“I think it’s really nice that you can come down here, and get a little something in you if
you want to. It’s a great way to take a load off,” another member stated. This isn’t the
first homerun for the faith-based community. A year ago almost to the day, the same
group opened up its first business (A faith-based clothing store named Cross Dressers).
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