Ahavah means “love” in Hebrew. The Ahavah production tells the story of a young homeless girl who feels discarded by this world. She discovers a mysterious book which takes her back in time to the biblical story of Christmas. Through her journey she discovers that Christ is alive today, homeless just like her, revealing that God is with us in our suffering and that we are never alone.

All profits from the ballet will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul, the local soup kitchen.

Ahavah means “love” in Hebrew. The Ahavah production tells the story of a young homeless girl who feels discarded by this world. She discovers a mysterious book which takes her back in time to the biblical story of Christmas. Through her journey she discovers that Christ is alive today, homeless just like her, revealing that God is with us in our suffering and that we are never alone.

All profits from the ballet will be donated to St. Vincent de Paul, the local soup kitchen.

Ahavah means “love” in Hebrew. The Ahavah production tells the story of a young homeless girl who feels discarded by this world. She discovers a mysterious book which takes her back in time to the biblical story of Christmas. Through her journey she discovers that Christ is alive today, homeless just like her, revealing that God is with us in our suffering and that we are never alone.

All profits from this ballet will be donated to the St. Vincent de Paul, the local soup kitchen.

monthly RLT meeting. email Maggie Breen (mbreen@episcopalct.org) for the zoom link