The United States' National Hispanic Heritage Month runs from September 15 until October 15. During this month-long observance, we take time to honor the contributions, history, and culture of Americans whose ancestors are from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America. The General Board of Church and Society put together a list of stories by Latine and Hispanic authors and illustrators as one way to celebrate this year. Choose a few books to read with the children in your life! These books depict traditional and new stories, biographies and unique characters, and celebrate family, community, and culture. Read more.
Donate essential items such as underwear, toiletries, towels and more to benefit five Black & Brown grassroots-led organizations in Chicago serving youth and their families. See a full list of items and more information here.
Afghan Refugee Assistance
After the evacuation of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in August, World Relief Chicagoland immediately began accessing the needs for the number of Afghan refugees expected to resettle in the Chicagoland area. Not soon after, the Northern Illinois Conference Board of Global Ministries voted to donate $10,000 from the 2018 Bishop's Appeal offering, which raised money for Global Migration, to World Relief Chicagoland to help assist a family of four arriving from the war-torn country. World Relief anticipates welcoming 150 Afghans in the weeks and months ahead. More details will be coming together soon. If your church would like to help, reach out to NIC's Refugee Coordinators, Rev. Jonathan and Rhodalyne Crail at jcrail@firstumc.net, and visit World Relief for volunteer and donation resources at chicagoland.worldrelief.org.
All ages pride prom at UVC Hyde Park- Woodlawn (1407 E 60 st)
Head to the south side for an after-party of House music, dancing, fellowship, and rainbow-carpet interview! Space is limited, so be sure to RSVP here
The Southside Cultural Tour
The Southside culture tour is a day spent in Chicago discovering the moves of justice and in-justice, community and culture. History of the past and living history of Today. Hear the stories, see the places and people and understand God's "Required Work" we are called to together. See attached flier. If interested in reserving a spot on the tour, please click here.
Jonathan Hannau presents
his first album of original piano music
Pieces I Wrote on a Cold Winter Night
Place- SPACE, Evanston, IL
Date and Time October 13, 2021 7:30 p.m. doors at 7 p.m.
Debut Album Release Party
Tickets $15 GA / $25 Reserved Table - Here is the link
47th Ward Health and Wellness Fair
Our Health and Wellness Fair is returning this year, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 at Sulzer Library, 4455 N Lincoln.
Ald. Martin is partnering with the Department of Public Health to host a flu and COVID-19 vaccination clinic, and we'll have other health screenings and resources on hand during the event, including blood pressure screenings, "ask the doctor" consultations, mental health services and more.
Flu shots will be available for all ages, and COVID shots are available to anyone 12 years or older (subject to change if the FDA authorizes use for children under 12). While walk-ins are welcome, the Department of Public Health recommends that individuals sign up for an appointment to save time at the event.
Register for an appointment at tinyurl.com/47thwardflu. You can also download an FAQ on the flu and COVID vaccines here.
Walk-in clinics for all ages: There is also a walk-in clinic at 845 W Wilson open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday/Wednesday/Friday or 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday/Thursday. Learn more here.
Memorial Service
Kay Takagishi
Saturday October 09 10:00 AM
Ravenswood Fellowship UMC (4511 N Hermitage Ave Chicago IL 60640)
Upcoming Meetings
SPRC Meeting
Saturday October 18
Nomination Meeting
TBA
Church Conference
Sunday November 21
Pastor Mori Vacation
Thursday October 21 - Friday October 29
October 24 Sunday Worship - Rev. Gloria Grasse
Sermon by Phone service
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