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Tonight, we have a special event that replaces our regular Wednesday evening service – our annual Remembrance Service. This heartfelt gathering is a time for us to come together, reflect, and pay tribute to our dearly departed loved ones, who continue to hold a cherished place in our hearts.

**Date:** Wednesday, November 1, 2023

**Time:** 7:00 PM

**Location:** Sanctuary, hosted by Rev. Siota Belle and members of our Grief and Loss Support Ministry

During this meaningful event, we encourage you to bring flowers, photographs, or other cherished mementos that hold a special place in your heart. These items provide a beautiful way to share the memories of those who have deeply impacted our lives.

As we unite in remembrance, we find solace in the presence of our community. This service will be a time for introspection, honoring memories, and healing together.

Furthermore, we extend an invitation to explore our Center's Remembrance Pages, accessible at https://communityremembrancepages.blogspot.com/. Here, you can continue to treasure the memories of your loved ones and find solace in the shared stories of others.




Tonight, let us come together in the spirit of love and remembrance. In the memories that bind us as a community, we discover strength and solace.




We eagerly anticipate sharing this heartfelt evening with you.
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