Songs at the Heart of our Times:
Bringing Hope and Uplifting Community Through Music
Sunday, October 30, 5 pm, in the Edwards Church Sanctuary
FLYER Songs At The Heart Of Our Times-14On Sunday, October 30, at 5 pm in the Edwards Church sanctuary, there will be a special concert: Songs At The Heart Of Our Times: Bringing Hope And Uplifting Community Through Music. Recognizing that there is so much in our world today that weighs heavy on our hearts, a group of musicians are collaborating on a special show to offer hope, uplift and provide a renewed sense of community through music. Musicians include Kemp Harris, Linda Marks, Willie Sordillo, Doug Rich, Zoe Krohne and Mark Shilansky.
The concert is a fundraiser for two organizations that fight food insecurity—one local, one global. Our local partner is A Place to Turn, a choice food pantry in Natick that takes pride in offering its Metrowest clients a friendly and dignified experience. They offer emergency food, diapers and personal care products.
We are also supporting the Community Building for Food Sovereignty Project of the Organization of African Instituted Churches. This project works with small rural churches and farmers’ groups in East Africa to train Farmer Resource People who work with local farmers to develop sustainable farming practices with drought-resistant crops.
There is no charge to attend the concert; we hope participants will donate generously to support these two organizations. Please order a free e-ticket at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/songs-at-the-heart-of-our-times-tickets-420008927007.
Sponsors include: Edwards Church, UCC; Open Spirit; A Place to Turn; St. Andrew Episcopal Church; Just Peace Players; Faith Community Church; Community of St. Luke; Greater Framingham Community Church; The Plymouth Church; Presbyterian Church in Sudbury; Temple Beth Am; Jewish Family Services; Community Chaplaincy Council; Temple Beth Sholom; First Parish UUA, Framingham; Framingham Friends Meeting.
For more information, see www.edwardschurch.org or call Rev. Debbie Clark at 774-279-2183.