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Kern United has alternative gift fair on Saturday

Posted at 11:39 pm November 29, 2012
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Kern United Methodist Church has an alternative craft fair on Saturday. It starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 2 p.m.

A press release said the fair will offer shoppers the chance to get unique gifts that make a difference; help provide income, hope, and dignity for some of the world’s poorest people; provide stewardship of the Earth’s resources; and support local and global programs that change lives.

According to the release, the fair will feature handcrafted, high quality gifts; fair-trade coffee, chocolate, and olive oil; clothing, compact discs, and African crafts; and hand-carved items from Palestine. There will also be baked goods, local crafts, used jewelry and books, and pictures with Santa.

For more information, call Kern United Methodist Church at (865) 483-5273 or organizer Marcia Walker at (865) 521-7759, or send an e-mail to marciawalker@comcast.net. You may also visit the church’s website at http://www.kernchurch.org/node/72.

The Kern United Methodist Church is at 451 E. Tennessee Ave. in Oak Ridge.

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