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You are invited to our Annual Thanksgiving Community Dinner on November 24th at noon. 

If you and your family or someone you know will be alone on Thanksgiving Day, please come to St. Paul’s at noon for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

When: Thanksgiving Day – Thursday, November 24th at NOON

Where: St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Bremen

Delivery is available

To sign up, please contact our church office at 574-546-2332 or email church@stpaulsbremen.org.  We will need to know your name, number of people, dine-in or delivery, and your phone number. 

 

The deadline for sign up is November 16th. May we always give thanks to the Lord!

 

Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner

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