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Faith Community Network

Clergy and laity from the faith community are working together to support recovery from addiction in our community.  

 

We encouraged all people of faith who are concerned about addiction and recovery to join us for bi monthly meetings and special events such as Narcan training, and mental health educational initiatives.

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We encourage churches to:

  • host the prayer box and pray as a congregation

  • host the prayer box

  • offer/participate in healing services

  • participate in Red Ribbon Sunday

  • "spark" new programming in our community

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If you are a person of faith and want to get involved, please join us. Call Lynda at 716.548.2284 for details.

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Red Ribbon Sunday

Red Ribbon Sunday

We wear red ribbons in support of substance abuse prevention.

St. George's

St. George's

Somebody is happy it's Red Ribbon Sunday!

St. George's

St. George's

Proud to be drug free.

Hamburg UMC

Hamburg UMC

Faith leader Judy Black hands out red ribbons before worship

Ebenezer UCC

Ebenezer UCC

Ebenezer UCC incorporated red ribbons and awareness into worship.

Red Ribbon Sunday

Red Ribbon Sunday

Watermark Wesleyan proudly displays awareness & resource information

St. George's

St. George's

All smiles for Red Ribbon Sunday!

Watermark

Watermark

Watermark Wesleyan distributes red ribbons

Hamburg UMC

Hamburg UMC

Faith leader Deacon Vivian Waltz and acolyte Violet proud to be drug free!

Ebenezer UCC

Ebenezer UCC

Children carry the message of living drug free to the congregation with signs and scripture.

St. George's

St. George's

Congregants at St. George's Church in West Falls supports Red Ribbon Sunday.

Watermark

Watermark

Red ribbons for all at Watermark Wesleyan.

St. George's

St. George's

Rocking their red ribbons.

Hamburg UMC

Hamburg UMC

Red ribbons and paraments mark the day.

St. George's

St. George's

Happy to be drug free.

Hamburg UMC

Hamburg UMC

Deacon Vivian, Lynda Sentz, & Reverend Nicol wear red ribbons to worship.

Narcan Training at Sparks
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Narcan training takes place six times a year at Sparks of Hope. Provided at no charge through Erie County Health Department, a wealth of information about the opioid epidemic is available. Learn how to save a life, and receive free Narcan kit.
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Resources for Churches:

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