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PHOTOS: MLK Annual Interfaith Observance

Community Coalition on Race co-hosted event at Morrow Church.

 
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The South Orange/Maplewood Community Coalition on Race, along with First Baptist Church of South Orange and Morrow Memorial United Methodist Church, co-hosted an interfaith observance and Volunteer Fair on Jan. 21 at Morrow Church in Maplewood.

The event featured guest speaker Junius Williams, Director of the Abbott Leadership Institute at Rutgers, Newark and music from a jazz ensemble and the combined choirs of local churches. A Volunteer Fair and reception followed the observance.

Related Topics: Community Coalition on Race, MLK Day, and Morrow Methodist Church

Chris Dickson

12:22 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Rent Party Pantry was tickled pink to be part of the Volunteer Fair! Thanks to the efforts of the volunteers, we packed over 100 packs for our Back Pack Pals program, which supports food-insecure children in our schools with a weekend's worth of food ... To learn more about Rent Party Pantry, visit www.rentpartylive.com

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Nancy Gagnier

4:16 pm on Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Thanks for these wonderful photos that capture the day's event. And thanks to all the individuals and groups that made service to our community over the MLK weekend possible. Each year we hope to expand the volunteering/community service component of the Coalition on Race's MLK Celebration. If you or a group you participate in have an 'instant impact' project that residents can help with, or if you need donations of specific goods to meet your mission, please reach out to us to participate in future MLK events, info@twotowns.org.

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