Interfaith Thanksgiving Observance
2020
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Interfaith Prayers of Thanksgiving
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Interfaith Collection for the Hungry
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For almost four decades, the Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago has conducted the annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Observance hosted and co-sponsored by the Chicago Temple at First United Methodist Church.
This year the COVID-19 pandemic prevents us from gathering to celebrate together in person. The Council has prepared this compilation of prayers and readings for use at your Thanksgiving service or table. |
The basic needs of our neighbors remain despite the pandemic.
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, funds will be collected to be shared with direct meal providers affiliated with Members of the Council. All proceeds will be shared. Please remember our neighbors in need during this season. |
Please accept our best wishes for a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving. Our hope is for a better year to come.
Wednesday, November 27, 2019 | 12:00 Noon-1:00 PM
First United Methodist Church at the Chicago Temple | 77 West Washington Street, Chicago
First United Methodist Church at the Chicago Temple | 77 West Washington Street, Chicago
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Begin the Holiday with an Interfaith Observance of Thanks
This annual observance is conducted by the Council of Religious Leaders of Metropolitan Chicago in celebration of this most American holiday. Hosted and co-sponsored by the Chicago Temple at First United Methodist Church, the Interfaith Thanksgiving Observance features music and prayer offerings from more than a dozen faith communities in Metropolitan Chicago. There is no charge to attend, and the public is invited.
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Contribute to the Interfaith Collection for the Hungry
As part of the Interfaith Thanksgiving Observance, funds will be collected to be shared with direct meal providers affiliated with Members of the Council. All proceeds will be shared. Please remember our neighbors in need during this season.
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Reflections on Thanksgiving November 2019 Episode of "Sanctuary" |
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Watch the 2017 Interfaith Thanksgiving Observance |
