Twenty/Thirty Brunch: Coping with the Holidays

Get The Scoop Weekly On Southeast Queens. Subscribe to Our Mailing List. Receive the Latest Events, News, Jobs, and Top Community Economic Development Stories Like this one Click Here

-------

Dealing with loss? Loneliness? Too busy running around? It’s hard sometimes for all of us to get into the season. Let’s deal with it together. 

Join the folks at First Presbyterian Church for another TwentyThirty Sunday Brunch to meet young adults in their 20s and 30s and have good discussion. 

Brunch will be served. Don’t forget to bring a friend. For more information contact Rev. Christopher De La Cruz at cdelacruz@firstchurchjamaica.org or go to our eventbrite: https://twentythirtybrunch-holiday.eventbrite.com

Date: December 17

Time: 11:30 am

Cost: Free

Event Categories: Fitness/Health/Wellness, Personal

Website: https://twentythirtybrunch-holiday.eventbrite.com

Organizer: First Presbyterian Church in Jamaica
   
Phone: (718) 526-4775

Website: http://www.firstchurchjamaica.org

Checkout Similar Articles Below

 

---

Give The Gift Of Beautiful And Affordable Photo Realistic Or Ethnic Art For The Holidays

World Class Sophisticated Art Can Portray Your Love This Holiday Season  - Discover Exceptional Black Art, Get Exclusive Custom Framing, and Receive Expert Photography from Renowned Local Artist Click Here

Beautify Your Home and Accentuate Your Life - Discover Exceptional Black Art, Get Exclusive Custom Framing, and Receive Expert Photography from Renowned Local Artist Click Here

---

Posted by community events coordinator, Nzinga Lonstein Austin, is a prolific blogger who writes on the entertainment industry and issues for people with developmental and physical challenges.

She is presently in high school looking to have a career in video, film, and media. You can see more of her entertainment writing on Lonstein Movies.

About the Southeast Queens Scoop - is the premier website and only publication offering daily news and updates on the events, culture, issues, and is dedicated to the business and economic development in this largely black historic community.

The publication targets the over 350,000 residents in the Southeast Queen and Jamaica Queens area. It promotes to over 40,000 potential viewers in social media, mobile devices and search engines like Google and Bing!  To learn more about how to promote your business or organization on the Scoop or online Click Here

No Spam Only the Weekly Scoop on Southeast Queens