Healing, Memorial Service Planned for Cranford
To help the community get through the effects of the Sandy Hook Elementary School tragedy, the Cranford Clergy Council has planned a healing service for this week.
Cranford's religious leaders met this week to discuss plans for a special gathering to help the community continue the healing process in light of the shooting in Newtown, CT. Ten houses of worship are represented on the Cranford Clergy Council, which last came together for a Thanksgiving service this year.
Office administrator Susan Lemerman said, "The Healing and Memorial Service will take place for the entire community here at Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim on Friday evening at 7:30 p.m."
Details are still being worked on, but Patch will update you on Cranford's Healing and Memorial Service when more information becomes available.
The following clergy participate on the CCC:
Rev. Alfred Brown, Jr., First Baptist Church
Rev. Gina Walsh, Trinity Episcopal Church
Rev. William Noll, Cranford United Methodist Church
Rev. John Christian Kile, First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Valencia B. Norman, First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Ed Jocson, St. Michael’s Roman Catholic Church
Rev. Monsignor Timothy J. Shugrue, St. Michael’s Church
Rev. Steve Bryant, St. Mark’s AME Church
Rev. Brian Croak, Osceola Presbyterian Church
The Reverend Tom Rice, Cranford Alliance Church
The Reverend Carol Lindsey, Calvary Lutheran Church
Rabbi Ben Goldstein, Temple Beth-El Mekor Chayim
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Temple Beth El Mekor Chayim
338 Walnut Ave, Cranford, NJ -
First Baptist Church of Cranford
100 High St, Cranford, NJ -
Trinity Episcopal Church
119 Forest Ave, Cranford, NJ -
Cranford United Methodist Church
201 Lincoln Ave E, Cranford, NJ -
First Presbyterian Church
N Union Ave & Springfield Ave, Cranford, NJ -
St. Michael's Church
40 Alden St, Cranford, NJ
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Saint Mark AME Church
34 High St, Cranford, NJ -
Cranford Alliance Church
7 Cherry St, Cranford, NJ -
Calvary Lutheran Church
108 Eastman St, Cranford, NJ
