a week from today: 2016 Seder Supper at St. Martin's--Sharing God Through Faith, Tradition, and African American History

Sent: Tuesday, February 23, 2016 12:51 PM

Subject: 2016 Seder Supper at St. Martin's--Sharing God Through Faith, Tradition, and African American History
     

Good Afternoon:

My name is Angele White, member of St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church--DC.  St. Martin's welcomes you to attend our St. Martin's 2016 Seder Supper!

This activity is a memorable collaboration of Jewish Tradition, African American History, and Christian Faith—bridging the gap between faith, religion, and race in a spirit-based unifying event.  St. Martin's Church, located on North Capitol Street, NW—in the heart of Washington, DC's Ward 5—for the past 20 years.

The celebration, held in the Church's Pioneer Room (7 T Street, NW), was started by Fr. Michael Kelley and his colleague/friend Rabbi Harold White from Georgetown University.  With Rabbi White's passing last year, Rabbi Rain Zohav will continue as Co-Lead of this wonderful annual tradition. 

Please contact Fr. Michael Kelley, Reverend Pastor of St. Martin's Church at 202-232-1144 for more information and possible discounts for those who confirm participation by Wednesday, March 16th (3/16/16). 

Thanks for sharing this information...hope to see you there!

Sincerely,

Angele White

St. Martin's Church Outreach Coordinator
202 then 232-1144 (church office phone--messages only)

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Event: St. Martin's Catholic Church Annual Seder Supper
Date:   Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Place:  Pioneer Room (Lower Level of Church)/ 7 T Street NW
            Washington, DC  20002
Time:   6:30 PM
Attire:  Casual
Cost:   $5.00 (Discounts Available if Confirm With Fr. Kelley Before Wednesday, March 9th)

Contact:  Angele White &/or Rev. Fr. Michael Kelley=> 202-232-1144
                 Rev. Fr. Kelley email: mjkelley@verizon.net
                 Angele White email: angelecw32@aol.com

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