Sunday, May 20th, 4:00 - 5:15pm: Alternative Service

Join us as we marry church with an interactive, cinematic experience over drinks (BYO).

Join us for the premier of Silent Universe, including time for your own reflecting and hearing from the writer.

June 3rd: Arts Service - Join us for a spiritual, artistic experience.

Get Fit Walking Group

Sat, 07/09/2011 - 10:00am - 11:00am

We aim to develop healthy eating and exercising habits in community with others.

Everyone needs a starting place and others just want to maintain. No matter where you are in the process, all levels are welcome.

Join with others in

making choices that make you feel good
letting go of unhelpful ideas around food and image
supporting one another
enjoying life

Next location: Pope John Paul II Park.

Please see link below for information and directions.

Directions from Quincy Shore Drive: Proceed over the Neponset bridge (you can see the park below on the left side). You need to stay in the furthest left lane. You will go thru the set of lights with Verizon on your right. You need to stay in the furthest right lane and take a right before the next set of lights (roundabout). You will be at a set of lights (with Gas station in front of you). Take a left (as if you were heading back to the Neponset bridge. The park entrance is right after the mini-mall. There are signs that point you in the right direction as well.

http://www.google.com/search?q=John+Paul+II+park+in+quincy&hl=en

Email kristina@theriversouth.org for more

Location:

Location varies. Email for more info. Quincy, MA 02170

United States

See map: Google Maps

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