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For almost 10 years, Neighbor to Neighbor’s Board of Directors, Capital Campaign and Building Committees, staff, and supporters have eagerly awaited this day.
The new facility will be “The Cohen Center for Neighbor to Neighbor.” Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich has a companion parish, San Marcos, in Holguin, Cuba. They are planning a follow up mission trip to the previous one, two years ago. Continue Reading →
“McKibben urged each of us to look at how our wealth is invested and to consider removing fossil fuel companies from our investments.” – Myra Klockenbrink Continue Reading →
Pete Malinverni is an accomplished, recorded pianist and composer and Chair of Jazz Studies at the SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music. Continue Reading →
Christ Church Greenwich is organizing an Emergency “Packathon” to provide 36,000+ packages of nutritional meals for Ukrainian refugees on the border of Poland. The Packathon is set for Saturday, March 26, 10:00 am. Photo courtesy Bobbi Eggers
A Packathon is a group food packing event. All ages are welcome to help. During a two-and-a-half-hour shift, teams of volunteers assemble four complete nutritious ingredients: a carbohydrate, dehydrated vegetables, vitamin powder and a bean protein. Continue Reading →
“If there’s any silver lining that we’re seeing for the last few weeks, witnessing the hell that we’re witnessing on the poor people of Ukraine, is that the world is not indifferent.” – Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
The event is in person, masks optional, but will also be livestreamed. Continue Reading →
Dr. Stephen R. Treat, DMin, LMFT will present a talk on March 20 at 11:15am on Building Connections in an Isolated World. Continue Reading →
Dickerman Hollister, Junior, MD grew up in Greenwich and is beloved in this community. He has treated multiple generations of Greenwich families with grace, expertise, and empathy. He will speak to the men at this breakfast about all aspects of aging; physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Continue Reading →
As parents, or as grandparents, trying to do the best for our children and grandchildren, how do we help them navigate with so much turbulence and entitlement swirling around them? How do we teach our children empathy, good values and a strong work ethic? Continue Reading →