TONIGHT — STAND IN SOLIDARITY AND ACTION FOR CHARLOTTESVILLE AND OUR FUTURE
ACTIONS:
–Sign our Commitment to Change poster.
–Write a postcard in support of a federal inter-agency task force on Fighting Hate.
–Make a card of healing and support to the victims in Charlottesville.
–Make a poster for Saturday’s Counter Protest and Resistance Rally in response to the gathering of white nationalists on Boston Common this Saturday. More info here: https://www.facebook.com/events/165697793990647
Around 6:45PM, we will gather together for a moment of silence, brief words, and singing to strengthen us for what’s ahead.
Children are welcome!
We hope you’ll join us! Please share widely.
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STANDING TOGETHER AGAINST RACISM AND AND VIOLENCE: A PRAYER VIGIL
Sunday, August 20, 2017, 6:00pm
On the Steps of Hancock Church (overlooking the Lexington Green)
The Lexington Interfaith Clergy Association stands in solidarity with all those who are horrified at the growth of racism, anti-Semitism, and bigotry that was recently on display in Charlottesville. We believe that all citizens of our community need to be ready, willing, and able to resist voices of hatred in our midst. We pledge to maintain vigilance in our community and to continue to raise the consciousness of members and parishioners about these evil that are growing in around us. We invite the Lexington community to join us on the stairs of Hancock Church, opposite the Lexington Green, for a prayer vigil to celebrate our solidarity against racism, bigotry, and anti-Semitism on Sunday evening, August 20th at 6pm.