I would like to invite you to participate in the 2013 March of Remembrance Houston.  As Honorary Chair of the event, I feel it is important in this specific point in time in our nation’s history that we as the church come together to speak out against the rise of anti-semitism and death spirit that is surging, not only in the U.S., but the world over.

Psalm 89:14 reminds us that Equity (Righteousness) and Justice arethe foundation of God’s throne, and that loyal love and faithfulness characterize His rule (NET  version.)  May we show our loyal love and faithfulness to our Jewish brothers and friends by showing our support and commitment to never forgetting.

Marches will be held in seven locations across the Houston area:  six on Saturday and one on Sunday at The Church at Bethel’s Family in the Braeswood area.

I hope you will join us.  Information can be found online at www.marchofremembrancehouston.org.  Details for the locations are below.

 

Saturday, April 6th

North – Spring

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/n
Family Life Christian Center
2414 Spring Cypress Road, Spring
1:00 pm: Opening Ceremony
1:30 pm: Prayer Walk (1 mile)
3:00 pm: Memorial Service
Speaker: Zoly Zamir, Survivor
(Walk around FLCC and Holy Comforter Episcopal campuses)

 

Northeast—Kingwood

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Kingwood United Methodist Church
1799 Woodland Hills Dr, Kingwood
1:30 pm:  Opening Ceremony
2:00 pm: Prayer walk (1.7 miles)
St. Martha Catholic Church
3702 Woodland Hills Dr, Kingwood
4:00 pm: Memorial Service
Speaker:  Bill Morgan, Survivor
Jobst Bittner, March Founder
(Shuttle service from St. Martha to KUMC available from 4-7 pm)

 

Northwest—Chappell Hill

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/nw
Behind Providence Baptist Church
9220 Poplar St, Chappell Hill
9:00 am: Opening ceremony
9:30 am: Prayer walk (.8 mile)
Routt Missionary Baptist Church
16670 2447 FM, Chappell Hill
1:00 pm:  Memorial Service
Speaker: Lili Gordon, Survivor
(March participants are invited to have lunch at Bevar’s Kitchen or other local restaurant and reconvene at RMBC)

 

South – Houston

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/s
Grace Community Church
14505 Gulf Freeway, Houston
1:00 pm: Opening Ceremony
1:30 pm: Prayer Walk (1 mile)
3:00 pm: Memorial Service
Speakers:  Larry and Ruth Steinfeld,
Survivors
(Walk on GCC campus)

 

Southeast – Baytown 

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/se
Faith Presbyterian Church
3900 North Main, Baytown
1:00 pm:  Opening Ceremony
1:30 pm: Prayer Walk (1 mile)
3:00 pm: Memorial Service
Speaker:  Al Marks, Survivor
(Please arrive for march at FBC.  Transportation will be provided to march starting point ending at FBC for memorial service.)

 

Southwest – Missouri City

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/sw
The Freedom Center
2303 Murphy Rd, Missouri City
9:00 am:  Opening Ceremony
9:30 am:  Prayer Walk (1 mile)
New Hope Lutheran Church
1424 Murphy Rd, Missouri City
11:00 am: Memorial Service
Speaker:  Bill Orlin, Survivor

 

Sunday, April 7th

Central – Braeswood

http://marchofremembrancehouston.org/central
The Church at Bethel’s Family
12660 Sandpiper Dr, Houston
4:00 pm: Opening Ceremony
4:30 pm: Prayer Walk (1.5 miles)
6:00 pm: Memorial Service
Speaker:  Eva Mozes Kor, Survivor
(Walk: Fonmeadow/Fondren/Airport/
Sandpiper returning to Bethel)

 

Registration will open one hour prior to all opening ceremonies.

March participants are encouraged to preregister online.  Participation is free.  Donations are appreciated.