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North Country COVID Memorial Created

Several parishioners from All Saints’ Littleton, and students and faculty from White Mountain School in nearby Bethlehem have created a memorial for Americans who've died of COVID. Each made with love and prayer, over 500 origami stars (one for every thousand Americans who have died) was created.

On the one year anniversary of New Hampshire proclaiming a state of emergency (March 13), the group of volunteers hung the stars in the window of a local bakery with a sign in memoriam that was donated by a local copy shop.

Several stars were also created and donated by students from the local high school. The memorial project was a full community endeavor — a way to process and sit with this very difficult year, and remember those we've lost.

Photo: (L to R) Deborah Davison, Questa Anderson, and Barbara Buckley are All Saint’s parishioners who helped with the installation.

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PostedMarch 26, 2021
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CategoriesLiving Our Beliefs
TagsEpiscopal Church NH, COVID-19

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