The pastor of Faith Presbyterian Church hopes it represents healing after a long, devastating year. Author: Julia Moffitt Updated: 7:30 AM EDT June 9, 2021
INDIANAPOLIS An Indianapolis church is creating the first known COVID-19 community memorial to honor people who have died from the virus.
The pastor of Faith Presbyterian Church hopes it represents healing after a long, devastating year.
Charlotte Lohrenz, who lost her mother to COVID last year, knows how difficult the pandemic has been on her community. Her church is hoping a community memorial for the victims will generate healing. I woke up and was like, Wait, it needs to be a COVID. And I took that to the worship team, and they really liked the idea and saw the importance of it, but then, we took it to the governing council of the church, just sort of reporting, Lohrenz said. And they said, Wait, this needs to be a permanent installation to really recognize that we have kept loo
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Editor’s note: many of the organs mentioned in this article can be found with stoplists and pictures at the website of the Twin Cities Chapter of the American Guild of Organists.
Kirby teaches Organizational Development and Organizational Behavior at Millikin.
The discussions will be used to gather feedback on projects for each ward along with the city overall.
Julia Frevert, a spokeswoman for the city, said Mayor Jim Langfelder planned to attend all of the ward meetings with the directors of the city departments, including Police Chief Kenny Winslow and Fire Chief Brandon Blough.
Residents are invited to attend any of the forums, Frevert said.
The meeting for Wards 9 and 10, represented by Alds. Jim Donelan and Ralph Hanauer respectively, will be held at the Knights of Columbus, 2200 Meadowbrook Rd., from 5:30 to 7 p.m. June 2.