Ashes-to-Go in Tucson
Starr Austin receives ashes on her forehead from Martha Gutierrez during the Ashes-to-Go drive-thru Wednesday at the First Christian Church, 740 E. Speedway. Ash Wednesday signifies the start of Lent.
Martha Gutierrez talks to a driver during the Ashes-to-Go drive-thru Wednesday at First Christian Church, on East Speedway at North Euclid Avenue, near the University of Arizona campus.
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