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    january

    Death Cafe in Halifax NS January 2020

    02jan12:00 pm1:30 pmDeath Cafe in Halifax NS January 2020Halifax, Nova Scotia

    Event Details

      Description: Join us at a Death Café the first Thursday of every month 12–1:30 pm at Mary Holms Room, St. Andrews Church, Halifax ̈ The objective of a Death Café

    Event Details

     

    Description:

    Join us at a Death Café the first Thursday of every month 12–1:30 pm at Mary Holms Room, St. Andrews Church, Halifax

    ̈ The objective of a Death Café is to “increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their ‘finite’ lives.”
    ̈ It is an open, unstructured, respectful space free of discrimination where we can express our views and bring our questions safely.
    ̈ It is not designed to lead anyone to conclusions about life, death, or life after death, and it is not a place to market information, products or services.
    ̈ Those needing bereavement support or grief counseling will be helped to find appropriate support and resources.
    ̈ It is always held on a not-for-profit basis and includes food or drink, whether brought or bought.
    ̈ People are free to come and go, to talk or not talk as they feel in that moment. Be curious! Enjoy!
    ̈ Facilitated by Jacquie Bell, Dawn Carson & Deborah Luscomb (dfluscomb@gmail.com, 902.403.7590), Death Awareness Educators.
    ̈ Please feel free to stop at Uncommon Grounds for your treats on the way.

    Start Time: 12:00 pm

    End Time:1:30 pm


    Location Name:

    St. Andrews Church, Halifax

    Location Address:

    6036 Coburg Rd.
    Halifax,

    Mary Holms Room

    Organizer Name:

    Dawn Carson

    Email: 

    deathmattersns@gmail.com

    Phone:

    9024886601

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    Other dates (First Thursday of each month)

    • November 7, 2019
    • December 5, 2019
    • January 2, 2020
    • February 6, 2020
    • March 5, 2020

    Time

    (Thursday) 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

    Organizer

    Death MattersDawn Carson

    Organizer telephone

    902-488-6601

    Organizer email

    deathmattersns@gmail.com

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    february

    Death Cafe in Halifax NS February 2020

    06feb12:00 pm1:30 pmDeath Cafe in Halifax NS February 2020Halifax, Nova Scotia

    Event Details

      Description: Join us at a Death Café the first Thursday of every month 12–1:30 pm at Mary Holms Room, St. Andrews Church, Halifax ̈ The objective of a Death Café

    Event Details

     

    Description:

    Join us at a Death Café the first Thursday of every month 12–1:30 pm at Mary Holms Room, St. Andrews Church, Halifax

    ̈ The objective of a Death Café is to “increase awareness of death with a view to helping people make the most of their ‘finite’ lives.”
    ̈ It is an open, unstructured, respectful space free of discrimination where we can express our views and bring our questions safely.
    ̈ It is not designed to lead anyone to conclusions about life, death, or life after death, and it is not a place to market information, products or services.
    ̈ Those needing bereavement support or grief counseling will be helped to find appropriate support and resources.
    ̈ It is always held on a not-for-profit basis and includes food or drink, whether brought or bought.
    ̈ People are free to come and go, to talk or not talk as they feel in that moment. Be curious! Enjoy!
    ̈ Facilitated by Jacquie Bell, Dawn Carson & Deborah Luscomb (dfluscomb@gmail.com, 902.403.7590), Death Awareness Educators.
    ̈ Please feel free to stop at Uncommon Grounds for your treats on the way.

    Start Time: 12:00 pm 

    End Time: 1:30 pm

    Location Name:

    St. Andrews Church, Halifax

    Location Address:

    6036 Coburg Rd.
    Halifax,

    Mary Holms Room

    Organizer Name:

    Dawn Carson

    Email: 

    deathmattersns@gmail.com

    Phone:

    9024886601

    Download poster

    Other dates (First Thursday of each month)

    • November 7, 2019
    • December 5, 2019
    • January 2, 2020
    • February 6, 2020
    • March 5, 2020

    Time

    (Thursday) 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm

    Organizer

    Death MattersDawn Carson

    Organizer telephone

    902-488-6601

    Organizer email

    deathmattersns@gmail.com

    CalendarGoogleCal

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