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where you are invited to…
ENJOY dynamic music, energizing services, serving others
MEET caring, involved, diverse people
BUILD a child’s inclusive beliefs, your personal faith
EXPERIENCE meaningful worship, social justice activities
FIND life’s purpose, your next church home
Post-Election Healing Session
Tuesday, November 12
6:30pm – Light dinner
7:00-8:30pm – Event
Come together for caring and centering activities to stay engaged in long-term justice work, no matter the results of the 2024 election.
We will gather for:
- Creative art journaling with Racial Equity Buddies member Chiq Montgomery
- Poetry writing with Cleveland’s Quartez Harris and Kortney Morrow
- Music with guest artists (including the opportunity to sing!)
A light meal will be served. Please RSVP by emailing racialequitybuddies@gmail.com.
Learn more at: bit.ly/REBuddiesCLE
RIGHT: Cindy White looks over the devastation inside her home in Morganton, N.C. The adjacent Catawba River flooded due to the torrential rains destroying seven homes on the property. Photo: ASSOCIATED PRESS
LEFT: Presbyterian Disaster Assistance National Response Team members are on the ground assisting those who need help, like these volunteers in Tampa, Florida.
Many waters cannot quench love, neither can floods drown it.
(Song of Solomon 8:7)
The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), through the work of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, is on the ground responding to the many urgent needs following the destruction Hurricane Helene left in her path.
GIVE. ACT. PRAY.
GIVE:
Immediate donations can be made online, by scanning the QR code below with your mobile device, calling (800) 728-7228, ext. 5885 or mailing a check to Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), P.O. Box 643700, Pittsburgh, PA 15264-3700.
ACT:
Assemble emergency cleanup buckets.
Learn how you can help families affected by Hurricane Helene and other hurricanes this season. Stay informed and like the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance on Facebook.
PRAY:
God of grace and compassion,
May your Spirit move in this, your creation, bringing peace amid the turmoil, and breathing hope into the places that feel broken. May your Spirit continue to be the quiet but constant reassurance that you are with your children and creation, even in the darkest moments, guiding us toward healing and restoration. (Read the full prayer)
As a “Matthew 25 Congregation” within the Presbyterian Church…
…we are committed to finding ways to carry out this Bible chapter’s six directives for meeting human needs. One familiar example – “I was hungry, and you gave me food” – is currently addressed, in part, with our large Abundant Food Pantry distribution every Tuesday.
How can we help?
Much remains to be done; you are invited to help find ways to meet more needs in this community and beyond. For more “Matthew 25 Congregation” information, click here.