Multi-Faith Festival in Salem
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Your donation is tax deductible.
God calls us as one people to come together under his umbrella of love again. As Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus and others- we shall be ONE people- on Sunday afternoon June 4; make the paths straight to 50 Washington Street in Salem for the Multi-Faith Festival .
What you seek to find is already in your heart, so talk to those whose path is clear, and find out how they found a little part of God inside themselves. for once you re-connect with God, the connection will last.
Let this be the start of something new, not just on the North Shore, but throughout all of these United States.
All of the money raised will go to putting on the Multi-Faith Festival . Our budget is more than $11,000, and the musical line-up is amazing. Cabot Wealth Management has lead our corporate sponsorship.
And now we call on all people of faith, and people who are questioning the meaning of it all- let us gather to create something beautiful, and wonderful for God.
Funds will be used to pay for police details, stage/sound, our world-class musicians, and all logistics. Sacred Harp singing , performances by Tim Eriksen , Either/Orchestra and Paulist Center Liturgical Dance will have us in the spirit all day long.
The Festival is presented by the Multi-Faith Committee of Salem and includes representatives from the following religious organizations:
Tabernacle Church- UCC Congregational in Salem (Christian)
Islamic Society of North Shore (ISNS) in Lynn (Muslim)
Temple B'Nai Abraham in Beverly (Jewish)
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lynnfield (Mormon)
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Salem (Anglican)
The Catholic Collaborative of Salem
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Salem
Our committee is all volunteer, no church will benefit from these funds. All donations are tax deductible and will go to putting on the Multi-Faith Festival in 2017. Beverly Bank is the holder of the account.
Financial Secretary: Anne Bogan
Chairperson: Mike Boudo
Thank you, and God Bless
God calls us as one people to come together under his umbrella of love again. As Christians, Muslims, Jews, Hindus and others- we shall be ONE people- on Sunday afternoon June 4; make the paths straight to 50 Washington Street in Salem for the Multi-Faith Festival .
What you seek to find is already in your heart, so talk to those whose path is clear, and find out how they found a little part of God inside themselves. for once you re-connect with God, the connection will last.
Let this be the start of something new, not just on the North Shore, but throughout all of these United States.
All of the money raised will go to putting on the Multi-Faith Festival . Our budget is more than $11,000, and the musical line-up is amazing. Cabot Wealth Management has lead our corporate sponsorship.
And now we call on all people of faith, and people who are questioning the meaning of it all- let us gather to create something beautiful, and wonderful for God.
Funds will be used to pay for police details, stage/sound, our world-class musicians, and all logistics. Sacred Harp singing , performances by Tim Eriksen , Either/Orchestra and Paulist Center Liturgical Dance will have us in the spirit all day long.
The Festival is presented by the Multi-Faith Committee of Salem and includes representatives from the following religious organizations:
Tabernacle Church- UCC Congregational in Salem (Christian)
Islamic Society of North Shore (ISNS) in Lynn (Muslim)
Temple B'Nai Abraham in Beverly (Jewish)
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Lynnfield (Mormon)
St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Salem (Anglican)
The Catholic Collaborative of Salem
St. Nicholas Orthodox Church in Salem
Our committee is all volunteer, no church will benefit from these funds. All donations are tax deductible and will go to putting on the Multi-Faith Festival in 2017. Beverly Bank is the holder of the account.
Financial Secretary: Anne Bogan
Chairperson: Mike Boudo
Thank you, and God Bless
Organizer and beneficiary
Mike Boudo
Organizer
Salem, MA
Anne Bogan
Beneficiary
