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We will come back. We have before and we will again. We will come back. But can it ever be the same? Would we want it to be? Rev. Aija Simpson preaching with worship associate Michele Burton.
Taking risks usually involves a little faith. Why do we take risks and how do they affect our lives?
Thursday mornings April 13th and/or April 27th Project SHARE’s Farm Stand, located at 123 Lincoln Street, Carlisle, provides fresh produce, perishable products, and bread to anyone in the Carlisle community who is in need. Volunteers are needed from 9:30 am until about noon to sort donated fruits, produce, and bread. It’s NOT hard work … Continue reading Project Share’s Farm Stand
Join us as we help other community members spruce up Carlisle’s west side neighborhood Saturday, April 29. Tasks may include simple yard work, painting porches, making small repairs, etc. There is something for everyone. Registration is from 7:30 to 8 am at Heberlig-Palmer Park, located behind the Project SHARE Farm Stand. The work party begins … Continue reading Neighbors Helping Neighbors
