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Accompanying liturgy can be found at the below link
The video can be replayed on Facebook, or after 12 noon on YouTube at the below link
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Online Service 10:00 a.m. Sunday 5/24/20
Please join us live on Facebook at Faith Lutheran, New Providence
Accompanying liturgy can be found at the below link
The video can be replayed on Facebook, or after 12 noon on YouTube at the below link
Online Service 10:00 a.m. Sunday 5/10/20 and Zoom fellowship
Please join us live on Facebook at Faith Lutheran, New Providence
Accompanying liturgy can be found at the below link
The video can be replayed on Facebook, or after 12 noon on YouTube at the below link
Faith Lutheran YouTube Channel
After the service, grab your coffee and join us for some Fellowship via Zoom following our Sunday worship service (the link has been sent via email). Connor Fell will be joining us for Forum to talk about the upcoming ELCA Youth Gathering scheduled for July 2021 in Minneapolis. Check out the links below to find out more.
Youth Gathering Website:
https://www.elca.org/YouthGathering/
Volunteer Page:
https://www.elca.org/YouthGathering/Attend/Volunteer
Recent Facebook Posts
A Statement from Religious Leaders of New Providence and Berkeley HeightsA Statement from Religious Leaders of New Providence and Berkeley Heights in Response to the Killing of George Floyd and Systemic Racism The New Providence and Berkeley Heights Interfaith Clergy Group strongly condemns the senseless murder of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department. We feel compelled to speak out against a history of systemic racial injustice and the complete disregard for black and brown lives that have pervaded our society for generations. As people of different faith traditions and beliefs, we grieve together and cry out for justice. As we witness the response locally, nationally, and globally we feel a renewed sense of urgency that compels us to act. In the words of Elie Wiesel, “We must always take sides…Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim…The opposite of love is not hate, it is indifference.” It is our belief that in a country that strives to be more perfect, people of every faith and of no faith must resist evil, work for justice and peace, respect the dignity of every person, and most of all to love our neighbor. To be instruments of peace we call on all people to speak to friends and neighbors to help establish justice for all. We urge everyone to use social media platforms to call out racist remarks and contact local, state, and federal representatives asking them to initiate and support the work of equal justice for all people regardless of race, gender, or ethnicity. Let us work together for peace and reconciliation for all. Dr. Ali Chaudry, Islamic Society of Basking Ridge Rev. Victor Franco, New Providence United Methodist Church Rabbi Avi Friedman, Congregation Ohr Shalom – Summit JCC Rev. Dr. Daniel Gunn, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, New Providence Rev. Jane McCready, Faith Lutheran Church, New Providence Rev. William Mahon, Our Lady of Peace, New Providence Margaret Manning, Little Flower Roman Catholic Church, Berkeley Heights Rachael Phelps, Union Village Methodist Church, Berkeley Heights Rev. Andrew Prachar, Little Flower Roman Catholic Church, Berkeley Heights Rev. Kamalesh Stephen, Asian Indian Christian Church, Berkeley Heights
Once again, I feel beyond blessed to be part of such a caring, inclusive, and loving community! ❤️ Thank you Pastor Jane Larsen McCready
Beautifully written ♡
thank you
