UPCOMING LIVING ROOM GATHERINGS
(location: Intersections, 274 Fifth Ave, between 29th and 30th)
The Third Meal: A Time of DesireFacilitator: Rabbi David Ingber and
Romemu congregation.
Traditionally, the last meal of Shabbat takes place during the most beautiful time of the day, the waning hours before Shabbat is over. This time is called Et Ratzon, or "time of desire, yearning, and holy grasping". Join Faith House Manhattan for an unforgettable evening. Together we will hold on to Shabbat asking Her to linger just a bit longer, enticing Her to stay with our songs, teachings, and comraderie. Light refreshments will be served.
January 24, Sat 5 pmMother, Prophet, Mystic: Mary In New Testament, Quran, and Beyond
Facilitator: Juliet Rabia Gentile
Join us for music, insight, and experience with our guest artists and a special speaker. More information to follow.
UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE TOGETHER
Faith House
God's Love We Deliver service evening:
TBA Coordinator: Rafael Candelaria
Faith House
Habitat for Humanity Sunday:
TBACoordinator: Sammer Aboelela
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January 12, Mon. 8pm (CARNEGIE HALL)
Bowie's husband, George Mathew, is Artistic Director and Conductor for MAHLER FOR THE CHILDREN OF AIDS (www.mahlerforthechildren.org), a benefit performance of Gustav Mahler's monumental Third Symphony, to
raise public consciousness and funds for the mothers and children affected by Pediatric AIDS and for the Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT).
Today, every minute of every day, a child under the age of 15 dies of AIDS-related illnesses and there are approximately 15 million AIDS orphans around the globe. The beneficiary of the evening will be CMMB (Catholic Medical Mission Board) a leader in meeting the challenge of HIV and AIDS around the world.
It will bring together the world finest principal orchestral musicians, all of whom are generously donating their time and artistry, from the New York Philharmonic, The MET Orchestra, The Philadelphia Orchestra, Orchestra of St. Luke's, The Brooklyn Philharmonic, Minnesota Orchestra, the Emerson Quartet and many others, and a chorus of women for the Dessoff Symphonic Choir, and children's choirs from the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, and the Church of St. Ignatius Loyola in New York. They will be performing under the musical direction of conductor, George Mathew, who has produced two previous benefit concerts: Beethoven's Ninth for South
Asia and Requiem for Darfur (www.requiemfordarfur.org).
- TO HEAR THE BEATING OF THE MAESTRO'S HEART CLICK HERE -
Ways to get involved:
* Purchase tickets:
www.mahlerforthechildren.org * Share the concert with your networks on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=36098791770FROM OUR FRIENDS AT INTERSECTIONS:
I (Samir) have heard about Immaculee over and over again from friends on the West Coast urging me not to miss an opportunity to hear her story. I was excited to learn that
The West End Lecture Series event on
January 8, at 7 pm described below will have her as a guest speaker. Immaculee Illibagiza, a Tutsi woman who survived the Rwandan Genocide
by the Hutus in 1994, is a living example of faith put into action.
Immaculee's life was transformed dramatically during the 1994 Rwandan
genocide when she and seven other women spent 91 days huddled silently
together in the cramped bathroom of a local pastor's house. For more information on the series, time, and location, click
HERE.
