Dear fellow Hanoverians:
From the very founding year of our town, the residents of Hanover have assembled after the harvest is safely gathered in to give thanks. That time of worship spoke for the faith of every member of our community. As our town has grown, so has the variety of expressions of faith. But every faith tradition holds the giving of thanks as a sacred and joyful obligation. This year our town will gather again to offer thanks, but our service will be offered as a reflection of the different faiths of the people who call our town home. Leaders of various faith traditions will gather as neighbors and friends. Everyone in our community is asked to join us in this ancient community tradition at our town’s Interfaith Service of Thanksgiving. It will be held at 7:30 pm on Monday, November 24th at St. Mary’s Church on Route 139. Folks who would like to lend their voices to a community choir can come at 6:00 p.m. that night for a rehearsal. For more information, contact your local faith community or Rev. Don Remick at the First Congregational Church at revrem@comcast.net or (781) 826-4762.
For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B