Interfaith Thanksgiving Celebration
Each year the Interfaith Round Table offers to the community a unique Thanksgiving celebration. Thanksgiving as a national observance belongs to no single religion or faith tradition. Rather it’s a time when people of many religions (and of no religion in particular) express their gratitude for life and all its gifts.
This year’s celebration was held at 7 pm on Sunday, November 18th, at Bethlehem United Church of Christ in Ann Arbor. As with last year, there was an open house hosted by Pastor John Kennedy at 6 pm.
Over the years we have found that this is an ideal time for people of faith and conscience to come together to celebrate. And that’s what we did again this November. All are welcome to attend!
The pictures on this page are of the people who came to Bethlehem United Church of Christ. We had excellent attendance (about 160) and outstanding participation with music, prayers, readings, and meditation.
Note: Next November’s celebration will be held at the First Unitarian Universalist Congregation on the 24th, 2019. Watch this space for more details.