The annual gathering features an inclusive program designed to reflect the community’s diversity. Highlights include prayers and readings from a variety of religious traditions, musical performances by local talent, and inspiring messages from prominent community leaders. Following the service, attendees can enjoy a community meal, providing an opportunity to connect and reflect.

Organized by Interfaith Saginaw, a non-profit dedicated to fostering understanding and cooperation among different faiths, the event emphasizes shared values and mutual respect. “This service is a time for people of all beliefs to come together and celebrate our common humanity,” said one of the event organizers.

The service is open to everyone and free of charge, making it accessible to all who wish to participate in the spirit of Thanksgiving.

Interfaith Saginaw’s ongoing efforts to build bridges between diverse communities have made events like this a vital part of the local cultural landscape. More information about the Thanksgiving service can be found on the Facebook event page.

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