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rn Third Church of Christ, Scientist rn rn Noon, 7:30 pm rn rn 900 16th St., NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn J. Darrow Kirkpatrick will lead testimony services including scripturalrn readings on labor. rn |
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rn rn Adat Reyim Congregation
rn 8pm rn 6500 Westbury Oaks Ct. rn Springfield, Va rn rn rn rn rn |
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rn Rabbi Bruce Aft willrn lead services. rn rn Lulit Mengiste andrn Julio Lizima, hotel workers and members of UNITE HERE, will speak about thern Hotel Workers Rising campaign.rn rn |
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rn rn Bet Mishpachah (GLBT)
rn 8:00pm rn DC Jewish Community Center rn 1529 16th Street NW rn Washington, DC rn rn rn rn rn |
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rn Rabbi Bob Saks willrn lead services. rn rn Mackenzie Baris of DCrn Jobs with Justice will speak about issues impacting low-wage workers. rn |
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rn Congregation Beth Emeth (C) rn rn 8pm rn rn 12523 Lawyers Rd rn rn Herndon, Va rn |
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rn Rabbi Steven Glazer will give D’var torah on economicrn justice. rn |
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rn Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation (R) rn rn 8pm rn rn 1441 Wiehle Avenue rn rn Reston, VA 20190 rn |
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rn Rabbi Alan Nosanchuk will lead services. rn rn Abdul Kamus of SEIU Localrn 32BJ will speak about issues affecting service workers. rn |
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rn Oseh Shalom (RC) rn rn 8pm rn 7515rn Olive Branch Way
rn Laurel,rn MD
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rn Rabbi Douglas Heifetz will lead services rn rn Cantor Charliern Bernhardt will be joined by nationally known singer-songwriter Joe Jencks forrn a text study and a program of labor songs. rn |
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rn Temple Rodef Shalom (R) rn rn 6:30pm rn rn 2100 Westmoreland St. rn rn Falls Church, Va rn |
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rn D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Temple Shalom (R) rn rn 7pm rn rn 401 Grubb Road (atrn East-West Highway) rn |
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rn Rabbi Michael Feshbachrn will lead services. rn |
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rn Temple Sinai (R) rn rn 6:30pm rn rn 3100 Military Rd. NW rn rn Washington DC rn |
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rn Rabbi Fred Reiner willrn lead services. rn rn Lawrence Mishel, Presidentrn of the Economic Policy Institute will speak on the topic of “The Manyrn Faces of Labor.†rn |
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rn Washington Hebrew Congregation (R) rn rn 6pm rn rn 3935 Macomb St, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rabbi Shankman andrn Cantor Manevich will lead services. D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn___Saturday, September 1____
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rn Adas Israel Congregation (C)rn rn rn 9:30am rn rn 2850 Quebec St, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rabbi Charles Feinberg will give D’var torah on economicrn justice. rn |
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rn Agudas Achim Congregation (C) rn rn 9:30am rn rn 2908 Valley Dr. rn rn Alexandria, VA rn |
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rn Rabbi Jack Moline willrn give D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Am Kolel Havurah rn rn 10am rn rn Cedar Lane Unitarian Church, lower level rn rn 9601 Cedarrn Lane rn rn Bethesda, Maryland rn |
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rn Rabbi David Shneyerrn will give D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Basilica of the National Shrine rn rn 5:15pm rn rn 400 Michigan Avenue, NE rn |
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rn Most Reverend Donaldrn W. Wuerhl, Archbishop of Washington, will give Mass for thern Blessing of Human Labor rn |
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rn B’nai Israel Congregation rn rn 9am rn rn 6301 Montrose Rd. rn rn Rockville, MD rn |
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rn D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Congregation Beth El rn rn 7:15 and 9:15 rn rn 8215 Old Georgetown Road rn rn Bethesda, MD rn |
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rn Rabbi Bill Rudolphrn will give D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Congregation Etz Hayim (C) rn rn 9:30 am rn rn 2920 Arlington Blvd rn rn Arlington VA rn |
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rn Rabbi Lia Bass willrn give D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Fabrangen rn rn 9:30am rn rn Washington Ethical Society rn rn 7750 16th Street, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Kehillat Shalom (C) rn rn 9:15 am rn rn 9915 Apple Ridge Rd rn rn Gaitherburg MD rn |
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rn Rabbi Mark Raphaelrn will give D’var torah on economic justice.rn rn |
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rn Mishkan Torah (C, RC) rn |
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rn Rabbi Jonathan Cohenrn will give D’var torah on economic justice. rn |
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rn Temple Beth Ami (R) rn rn 6:45pm picnic rn rn 7:30pm services rn rn 14330 Travillah Rd. rn rn Rockville, MD rn |
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rn Rabbi Jack Luxemburg will give D’var torah on economicrn justice. rn |
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rn Temple Micah (R) rn rn 9am rn rn 2829 Wisconsin Ave, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rabbi Daniel Zemel will give D’var torah on economicrn justice. rn |
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rn___Sunday September 2____
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rn Allen Chapel AME Church rn rn 8am, 11am rn rn 2498 Alabama Avenue, S.E.,rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Michael Bell willrn lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn All Soul’s Unitarian Church rn rn 9:50am rn rn 1500 Harvard St, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Louise Green willrn lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Berwyn Presbyterian Church rn rn 11 am rn rn 6301 Greenbelt Road rn rn Berwyn Heights, MD rn |
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rn Rev. Dr. Renee Mackeyrn will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn rn A child care worker will speak during the adultrn Bible study class. rn |
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rn Bethesda UMC rn rn 10am rn rn 8300 Old Georgetown Road rn |
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rn Rev. Jenny Cannon willrn lead worship with focus on workrn and the people who work around us all the time who are often unnoticed. rn |
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rn Christ Lutheran Church rn rn 10:30rn am rn rn 5101rn 16th Street, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Renata Eustis will lead worshiprn with focus on labor issues, congregant will speak about his/her work. rn |
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rn Church of the Epiphany rn rn 8am and 11am rn rn 1317 G St., NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Randolph Charlesrn will lead worship. rn rn Sr. Mary Priniski of SEIU will speak.. rn |
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rn Covenant Baptist Church rn rn 3845 South Capitol Street, SW rn |
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rn Rev. Dr. Christinern Wiley will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn First Trinity Lutheran Church rn rn 9:30 am rn rn 4thrn and E St. NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Tom Knoll willrn lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Florida Avenue Baptist Church rn rn 10am rn rn 623 Florida Avenue, N.W. rn rn Washington, D.C rn |
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rn Rev. Dr. Earl Trentrn will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Foundry UMC rn rn 9:30rn and 11am bilingual services; rn rn 12:30rn fellowship lunch rn rn 1500rn 16th street NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Dean Snyder will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn rn Fellowship lunch will feature speakers from thern Union de Trabajadores and SEIU Local 32BJ on issues of day laborers andrn security officers. rn |
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rn Grace Episcopal Church rn rn 8:30 and 10am rn rn 1041 Wisconsin Ave, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. John Graham will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Iglesia Cristiana Nacional rn rn (National City Christian Church – Phillips’rn Chapel) rn rn 11 am rn rn 5 Thomas Circle, N.W. rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Noemi Mena will lead Spanish-language worshiprn with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Metropolitan Community Church of Northernrn Virginia rn rn 11 am rn rn 10383 Democracy Lane rn rn Fairfax, VA rn |
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rn Rev. Kharma Amos will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Mother Seton Catholic Church rn rn 7:30am, 9am, 10:30am and noon rn rn 19951 Father Hurley Blvd rn rn Germantown, MD 20874 rn |
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rn Fr. Ron Potts willrn lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn New York Avenue Presbyterian Church rn rn 10am rn rn 1313 New York Ave, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. Mark Jennings will lead worship with focus onrn labor issues. rn |
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rn Our Lady Queen of Peace RC rn rn 8, 9:30, 11:15am rn rn 2700 S. 19th Street rn rn Arlington, Va rn |
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rn Fr. Leonard Tuozzolo will lead worship with focus onrn labor issues. rn |
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rn St. Aloysius Church rn rn 9:30am rn rn 19 Eye St, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Fr. Tom Clifford will lead worship with theme ofrn “Living Out the Gospel in Our Everyday Lives†and will raise up the work of parishionersrn and how everyday labor is a service to God. rn |
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rn St. David’s Parish rn rn 9:15 and 11:15am rn |
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rn Rev. Robin Dodge will lead worship with focus onrn labor issues. rn |
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rn St. Luke’s Episcopal rn rn 1514rn 15th Street, NW rn rn Washington,rn DC rn |
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Rev. Linda Caulkins will lead worship with focus onrn labor issues.
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rn St. Matthew’s Cathedral rn rn 10rn am, 11:30 am rn rn 1725rn Rhode Island Ave NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Msgr. W. Ronaldrn Jameson will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn St. Teresa of Avila Catholic Church rn rn 9 am rn rn 1401 V St SE rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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Msgr.rn Raymond East will lead worshiprn with focus on labor issues.
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rn St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church rn rn 10 am and 6 pm rn rn 1772 Church St NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Rev. John Dwyer willrn lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Takoma Park Presbyterian rn rn 10am rn rn 310 Tulip Ave rn rn Takoma Park, mD rn |
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rn Rev. Patricia Barthrn will lead worship with focus on labor issues. rn |
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rn Woodside UMC rn rn 10am rn rn 8900 Georgia Ave rn rn Silver Spring, MD rn |
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Rev. Rachel Cornwell will lead UMC Labor Day Communion Liturgy.
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rn MACHAR: The Washington Congregation for Secularrn Humanistic Judaism rn rn Monday, September 3rd rn rn 3:30-6pm rn |
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rn Labor Day Picnic rn rn rn rn Meadowbrookrn Park Cabin at Candy Cane City Playground rn rn Locatedrn at East-West Highway and Meadowbrook Lane in Chevy Chase, MD, about half-wayrn between Silver Spring and Bethesda. rn |
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rn Grace Episcopal Church rn rn Sunday September 9th rn rn 9:30-11:30 am rn rn 1041 Wisconsin Ave, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Security officer will speak about labor issues atrn adult forum. rn |
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rn Foundry UMC rn rn Sunday, September 23rd rn rn 9:30am rn rn 1500 16th Street, NW rn rn Washington, DC rn |
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rn Christian Education rn rn series on low wagern workers rn |
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rnLabor in the Pulpits and Labor on the Bimah arernjointly organized by Jews United for Justice and Interfaith Worker Justice ofrnGreater Washington, a project of DC Jobs with Justice, with the support of thernMetro Washington and Northern Virginia AFL-CIO’s.
rnFor more information about these activities, contact Mackenzie Baris atrn202-974-8224 or mbaris@dclabor.orgrn
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