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Meet Henry Red Cloud of The Lakota Solar Enterprises at Maple Street Congregational Church

Danvers Massachusetts, Saturday April 21, 2012

Meet the man who has inspired a group of 40 people to travel to Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, in South Dakota.  This year’s mission project; to help build a Straw Bale house!

5:30 pm - Pot Luck Dinner - Please bring your favorite dish as we join together as neighbors and friends to welcome Henry to Danvers!  We will meet in the Social Hall.  All are welcome, so tell a friend!
7:00 pm – Lecture - Henry will share stories, his projects, his visions and dreams for the Lakota people. We will gather in the Sanctuary. There is no charge for this event, but a free will offering will be gratefully accepted.

Please join us and be inspired too!

Sponsored by the Meier Lecture Series

Event Details

Molly Buccini
Posted by: Molly Buccini
Where Maple Street Congregational Church 90 Maple St, Danvers, MA 01923
Next on This event is over.
Time 5:30 pm
Who to bring Everyone
Price $0

More About Maple Street Congregational Church

Maple Street Congregational Church

Maple Street Congregational Church

90 Maple St, Danvers, MA
978-774-4510

The Maple Street Congregation is a member of the United Church of Christ denomination, one of two such churches in town. Maple Street and the First Church of Danvers run a combined youth group program. The pastor is Rev. Kevin Smith. Services are broadcast on Danvers Comcast channel 99 and Verizon channel 36 each Sunday at 10am and 7pm (there is a one week delay). Members participate in several choir groups for both children and adults. Christian education classes are held during the service, and childcare is available each week in the nursery. The church also collects food items for local pantries and works with other non-profit faith-based agencies.

The church was originally founded in 1844 as a response to the growing abolitionist movement of the day. After a fire burned down the old building, a new sanctuary, classrooms and offices were built in 1949.

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