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On Palm Sunday, Judy, Fred and Sharon packed Easter baskets full of toys, books, pens, jelly beans and tons of chocolate for 15 kids!
Deana, from Community Health Care Affiliates, was once again thrilled by the generous contributions of Buckingham members for her at-risk kids.
Thank you to all who contributed to ensure that 15 kids will awaken Easter morning to a basket of goodies!
Happy Easter!
Your Mission & Outreach Team
Campers must have completed 8th grade and can attend as campers up through the summer after their high school graduation.
Please join us on Thursday April 17 at 6:00 pm in Fellowship Hall for our Maundy Thursday meal and service.
We will begin with a simple dinner of soup, bread, salad & dessert provided by the Deacons. Dinner will be followed by worship, communion, scripture and song.
Sherrie will sing a solo and
we will celebrate the Lord’s Supper.
This service will help to prepare us for Easter Sunday. All are welcome!
As an Open and Affirming Church, we seek to support the Queer Community as best we can.
The LGBT Asylum Task Force, founded by a long-time friend of Pastor Moon, Rev. Judy Hanlon, provides shared housing for LGBTQ asylum seekers in Worcester, Massachusetts. If funds are available, they provide a small monthly stipend to pay for food, transportation, and other basic expenses which continues until asylum seekers receive their work permits .
Asylum seekers are a class of refugees who seek protection in the U.S. from torture and abuse in their home countries.
They must have faced persecution or have a well-founded fear of persecution on account of race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social group, or political opinion. “Particular social group” has been interpreted to include the LGBTQ community.
The Task Force provides a list of pro bono immigration lawyers that might be able to assist asylum seekers with the application process and help connect asylum seekers to a doctor and therapist at the local health center.
In an era of increasing danger for members of the Queer Community, LGBTQ+ refugees are among the most vulnerable.
Come with means to make a contribution to their work, cash or a check, if you are able, and if you are moved to do so.
They will be available for questions during coffee hour.
In the love of God--Pastor Denny Moon