URGENT UPDATE: The Woodland Ecumenical and Multi-Faith Ministries (WEMM) Council has just announced its Annual Multi-Faith Thanksgiving Service, set for November 23, 2023, at 4 p.m. This inclusive event will take place at the Woodland Mosque and Islamic Center, located at 613 East St., Woodland.
This gathering promises to be a powerful moment of gratitude, reflection, and unity among Woodland’s diverse faith communities. Attendees will enjoy a complimentary meal, fostering connection and celebration among participants of all backgrounds.
Khalid Saeed, the immediate past President of WEMM, emphasized the importance of community in his invitation: “All are welcome to attend. In life, we each experience ups and downs, yet even in difficult moments, we are surrounded by countless blessings.” Saeed highlights the significance of recognizing these blessings, stating, “We are grateful for the love of our parents and families, the support of our community, and above all, for the Creator who has bestowed these gifts upon us.”
This event is not just a service; it’s a heartfelt invitation to come together, regardless of faith or background, to celebrate our shared humanity and express gratitude. WEMM’s mission is to strengthen the bonds between various faith communities in Woodland, making this gathering a cornerstone of interfaith dialogue and cooperation.
As we approach the date, community members are encouraged to participate and share this opportunity for unity and reflection. The spirit of thanksgiving is more vital than ever, and gatherings like this serve as a reminder of the strength found in togetherness.
WHAT TO WATCH FOR: With the event just days away, expect increased community engagement as local organizations promote the service, and be sure to mark your calendars for this significant occasion.
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