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Christmas is proclaimed as a season of joy, peace and love.\u00a0 But for some people, the happiness of the season eludes them.\u00a0 For some, it could be a time of grief, because a loved one will not be home for the holidays.\u00a0 For others it could be a time of stress and guilt because they want to provide the best holiday for friends and family, but this economy makes that difficult if not impossible.\u00a0 For others still, this could be a time of worry because a new diagnosis of illness or prolonged treatment make it hard to muster any enthusiasm.\u00a0 At the First Congregational Church of Hanover, they will honor the challenge of this season in a time of prayer and reflection known as the Longest Night.\u00a0 On Sunday morning, December 14th, at 8:30 a.m., you are invited to share the struggles of the season and to hear the hope, courage and comfort which are the true heart of this season.\u00a0 The church is located at 515 Hanover Street (Route 139) in Hanover Center.\u00a0 For more information, call the church office at 781-926-4762 or visit their website at www.fcchanoverucc.org<\/a><\/p>\n For “Around Town on the Web”, Dear fellow Hanoverians: Christmas is proclaimed as a season of joy, peace and love.\u00a0 But for some people, the happiness of the season eludes them.\u00a0 For some, it could be a time of grief, because a loved one will not … Continue reading
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"