Let’s renew ourselves in a spirit of Thanksgiving by bringing and sharing a bread from our family and culture to share with one another in this reclamation of the spirit of harvest and gratitude. Please bring a bread from your family or culture to share, and we will have apple cider on hand!
One of Eleanor Roosevelt’s most remarkable accomplishments was shepherding into existence the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Seventy-four years later, what is the human rights situation in the world? And what can we, concerned members of the human community, do to preserve and protect human rights in the world today?
Katrina Hayes, Director of the Food Insecurity Programs for CAST, will speak about food insecurity on the north fork and how CAST is directing its services to address it.
Speaking about the work of this important ministry.
Please join us for this traditional service that marks the in-gathering of our energies and our hopes for the start of the congregational year. Please bring some water representing your dreams and hopes for the community.
