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Sycamore Hill Gardens Tour
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Once again, Sycamore Hill Gardens opened its grounds for our annual fundraiser on May 20. The nearly 40 acres of privately-owned land west of Marcellus include diverse statuary, koi ponds, stonework, a formal garden, a hedge maze and more. Recent plantings of 10,000 trees and shrubs have turned the land surrounding the garden into one of New York State’s largest privately held bird sanctuaries. We welcomed spring (after a very long winter) at these beautiful private gardens opened especially for us!
Dialogues Continue Around Town
safe perscription medication in canada “The Power of One” was the theme of a gathering of teen girls and women of all ages and many faiths and cultures April 21 at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Liverpool. We made flannel blankets to donate, shared stories, and enjoyed great food as we cultivated new friendships and helped our community (read a report here). Previous dialogues included:
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Jan 7 at CNY Rise about notable women in various faith traditions and lessons we can learn from their lives and experiences (read a report here)- Dec. 10 at the Matilda Joslyn Gage Museum in Fayetteville: dialogues with local Girl Ambassadors for Human Rights on themes portrayed by displays in various rooms of the museum (read a report here)
- Oct. 11 at CNY Rise: sharing thoughts and stories with women from different faiths and cultures (read a report here)
- Sept. 14, at various homes: Interfaith Dinner Dialogues bringing together diverse people for friendly, facilitated conversation about faith and spirituality over a meal
Book Club to Discuss ‘The Pearl That Broke Its Shell’
source url The June 25 Book Club meeting will focus on The Pearl That Broke Its Shell, by Nadia Hashimi. The July 23 book club will discuss American Nations: A History of the Eleven Rival Cultures of North America, by Colin Woodard.
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The Oberlander Memorial Achievement Cup was awarded to Women Transcending Boundaries at the annual meeting of the Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs on April 12 at Barbagallo’s Restaurant. The award was given for the 8th Annual World Interfaith Harmony Assembly project and was accepted by Betty Lamb and Judy Alderman on behalf of WTB. In 1932, the cup was presented to Anna Williams Oberlander as “the Most Civic-Minded Woman in Syracuse” by the First Baptist Church. Upon her death in 1938, the cup was given to the Syracuse Federation of Women’s Clubs in memory of her 25 years as President. The federation has awarded the cup annually to the member club whose contributions in the last year have been most deserving of recognition. WTB also won this award in 2011 for organizing A-OK! Acts of Kindness Weekend.
Program on Indigenous People of Alaska
http://www.olddominionanimalhospital.com/viagra-canada-pfizer/ Our President, Sue Savion, presented a narrated slideshow with still pictures and videos of the indigenous people of Alaska on March 11, portraying their art, culture, dance and games (read a report here).
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- DUCK RACE to end racism, June 9, noon to 4 pm, Syracuse Inner Harbor, 390 W. Kirkpatrick St., Syracuse
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