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A Thanksgiving Day Feast at The Reformed Church |
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By Judi McCandless
Nov. 29, 2017: Thanksgiving Day was a busy day at The Reformed Church of Bronxville, where the annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner was held in its congregational hall. Approximately 80 guests enjoyed a traditional Thanksgiving meal prepared by about 50 volunteers.
This event took many weeks of planning under the leadership of church deacon Paul Muir. Guests were treated to music, a casual cheese-and-crackers reception, and a complete Thanksgiving dinner where guests and volunteers mingled and enjoyed the feasting and the fellowship.
This traditional dinner is hosted every year at The Reformed Church of Bronxville, and all are welcome to attend.
Pictured here: This year's Community Thanksgiving Dinner at The Reformed Church of Bronxville. Deacon Paul Muir, who led the planning of the event, is second from the left in front in the last photo.
Photos by Lisa Sorensen
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Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner at Reformed Church on November 23, Thanksgiving Day |
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By Louanne Mitchell, The Reformed Church of Bronxville
Nov. 15, 2017: The Reformed Church of Bronxville will host its annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner at the church beginning at 11:30 am on Thanksgiving Day.
The dinner will be held in the Congregational Hall (entrance on Midland and Kraft Avenues).
The suggested donation is $15.
Please RSVP by November 17 to
CLOAKING
or 914-337-6776, ext. 153.
Pictured here: The Reformed Church of Bronxville.
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Fauré's Requiem to Be Performed Sunday, November 19, at The Reformed Church of Bronxville |
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By Dr. Sándor Szabó, Minister of Music and Organist, The Reformed Church of Bronxville
Nov. 8, 2017: The Reformed Church of Bronxville will present a concert of beautiful and sublime works on Sunday, November 19, at 3:00 pm, featuring the chancel choir, which will be joined by guest choristers from surrounding communities.
Under the leadership of Dr. Sándor Szabó, minister of music, the choir will perform Fauré’s Requiem, his best-known masterwork, which stands as one of Fauré's greatest achievements and is one of the finest works in all of French music.
Of the many settings by various composers of the Requiem, this is probably the most widely loved. In comparison with the large-scale masterpieces of Verdi, Brahms, and Berlioz, Fauré’s setting seems gentle and unassuming, yet it is this very quality of understatement that contributes so eloquently to the work’s universal appeal. It is impossible not to be moved by the ethereal beauty of this humble masterpiece.
Also on the program will be G. F. Handel’s charming harp concerto performed by renowned harpist Diane Michaels.
The concert is free and a reception will follow. The concert will take place in the main sanctuary of the church.
Pictured here: A performance of Fauré’s Requiem in a previous year at The Bronxville Reformed Church.
Photo courtesy Dr. Sándor Szabó
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Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner to Be Held at The Reformed Church on Thanksgiving Day |
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By Louanne Mitchell, Administrator, The Reformed Church of Bronxville
Nov. 8, 2017: The Reformed Church of Bronxville will host its annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner at the church beginning at 11:30 am on Thanksgiving Day.
The dinner will be held in the Congregational Hall (entrance on Midland and Kraft Avenues).
The suggested donation is $15.00.
Please RSVP by November 17 to
CLOAKING
or call 914-337-6776, ext. 153.
Pictured here: The Reformed Church of Bronxville.
Photo by N. Bower |
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Reformed Church Clothing and Tag Sale to Be Held Saturday, November 4 |
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By Tennille Lambert, Chairman of Clothing and Tag Sale, The Reformed Church of Bronxville
Oct. 25, 2017: The annual fall clothing and tag sale of The Reformed Church of Bronxville will be held on Saturday, November 4, from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm in the church annex building at Midland and Kraft Avenues.
In addition to clothing for men, women, and children, there will be china, books, jewelry, and bric-a-brac, all at "bargain" prices.
Photo by A. Warner |
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