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UPCOMING EVENTS
As we enter the holiday season and journey Beyond Manzanar, our distinguished panelists Bishop Grant Hagiya, activist Miya Iwataki, Professor Curtiss Rooks, and artist Joyce Hayashi challenged us to be intentional in our continued journey toward justice and compassion. Their invitation was simple: take one small action each week to be a messenger of peace and hope. Join us Sunday as we continue in prayer, remember loved ones, bear witness to suffering around us, and invite the Holy Spirit to guide our acts of kindness, generosity, and grace as we close the year. In keeping with our autumn tradition, we will write prayers for peace on origami paper and fold them into cranes for the tree in the narthex. You may also give origami cranes away as gestures of peace. Create and send note cards to those in need of extra cheer. For more information, contact Deaconess Jeri at jotwlaumc@gmail.com.
MONTHLY EVENTS
Midpointers' Fall Fellowship & Book Study
Every Other Wednesday at 6:30 PM
Thursday Breakfast Bunch
Thursday, December 3rd, at 8AM
Marie Callender’s on National Blvd.
Senior Fun Holiday Party
Friday, December 11th, at 10:30 AM