Faces of Bedford 2016: Transcending African-American Stereotypes
Submitted by Bedford Embraces Diversity The Bedford Embraces Diversity group is sponsoring a free, hands-on workshop on what the community has done
Restorative Justice, Where Real Understanding = Real Healing at the Bedford Lyceum on Sunday, January 24
Submitted by the Bedford Lyceum The Bedford Lyceum presents an interesting and important program from 9 to 9:50 am on Sunday,January 24: “Restorative
Christmas and New Year Services at Bedford Churches
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Thanks to the Bedford faith communities – First Baptist Church, St. Michael Parish, First Church of Christ,
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church: A Short History to Celebrate Sixty Years in Bedford
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church This week marks the 60th anniversary of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Bedford. Last weekend the
Celebrating 60 Years at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church: Advent Service of Lessons and Carols Tomorrow
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Tomorrow, Saturday, December 12, at 5:00 p.m., St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will celebrate its 60th anniversary
AIDS Memorial Quilt Panels on Display at First Parish on Bedford Common Through December 13
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Panels from the NAMES Project’s AIDS Memorial Quilt are hanging in the sanctuary of First Parish Unitarian
Chanukah 101
By Dan Brosgol On the Jewish calendar, Chanukah began on Sunday evening, December 6, and will last until sunset on Monday,
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Celebrates its 60th Anniversary on Saturday, December 12
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church This December, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church celebrates its 60th anniversary as a Bedford faith community. To mark
Bedford Observes Thanksgiving
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Vestry Member Joe Wright and Music Director Michael Monroe welcomed residents and guests to St. Paul’s Episcopal
St. Paul’s Advent Fair: Saturday, December 5, from 9 am until 2 pm
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church On Saturday, December 5, from 9:00am to 2:00pm, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will hold its annual
REMINDER: Bedford’s Interfaith Thanksgiving Service at 2 pm on Sunday, November 22
Compiled by The Bedford Citizen Bedford’s Interfaith Clergy Association invites the community to gather at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 100 Pine Hill,
Singing Joyfully, Members of First Parish Disrupt West Roxbury Pipeline Construction
Submitted by Evan Seitz On Thursday, November 12, Janet Powers and Brown Pulliam, members of First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church in Bedford,
Rep. Gordon Urges Local Communities to Stand With Parisians Without Isolating Local Muslims
By State Representative Ken Gordon Today we stand hand-in-hand with our brothers and sisters in Paris. We share in their grief and
Kristallnacht Observed on Bedford Common
By Julie McCay Turner Organized by the Bedford Interfaith Clergy Association, the ceremony was led by Rabbi Susan Abramson of Temple Shalom
Bedford Remembers: Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass on Monday, November 9
Submitted by the Bedford Interfaith Clergy Association In the cold and dark Bedford again lights candles, tolls the bell, and pledges never
Celebrating and Blessing the New Solar Panel Array at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church On Sunday, November 1, St. Paul’s Episcopal Church held a special blessing of its new
Climate Change: “It Is a Very Small World, and Our Actions Matter”
By Renu Kurien Bostwick The Seventh Unitarian Universalist Principle is “Respect for the interdependent web of all existence of which we are
Blessing of the Animals at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church at Noon on Sunday
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Got pets? We bless! St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will hold its annual Blessing of the Animals
“Black Lives Matter” Banner Vandalized at First Parish
Editor’s Note: A “Black Lives Matter” banner was hung on the South Road side of First Parish on the Common several
Yom Kippur, 5776
By Mike Rosenberg Time is suspended for most of the Jewish world beginning Tuesday at sundown. The Day of Atonement is the most
Reflection: Fair Housing and Diversity in Bedford
By Rachel Lewis Murphy Several weeks ago I attended a Celebration of Life service for a very dear friend and advocate for
Reflection: Bedford Embraces Diversity
By Mike Rosenberg Rosh Hashanah begins next Sunday night, September 13. For the Jewish world the holiday culminates a month of a
St. Paul’s High School Mission Youth Team Travels from Bedford to Nicholas County, West Virginia
Submitted by the St. Paul’s Episcopal Church High School Youth Mission Team This past Saturday, members of St. Paul’s Episcopal Church’s high
St. Paul’s Team to Work With the Appalachia Service Project in West Virginia
Submitted by St. Paul’s Episopal Church On Saturday, July 11, eleven teens and four adult leaders from St. Paul’s Episcopal Church will
Reflection: Bedford Interfaith Clergy Association Responds to Shootings at Mother Emmanuel
Submitted by Rev. Christopher Wendell, on behalf of the Bedford Interfaith Clergy Association In light of last week’s racially-motivated murders at Emmanuel
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