Please join us on Thursday, May 7 from 8-10 p.m.
at the Church of St. Paul & St. Andrew in New York
for a unique musical experience!
  
Neshama Carlebach, one of the leading superstars
in Jewish entertainment, will perform along with the
Reverend Roger Hambrick and the Green Pastures
Baptist Church Choir.

Neshama and her choir are passionate about the cause
of hunger and poverty, and are thrilled to be a part of
this event.

Although the concert is free of charge, we will be
accepting free-will donations (food or monetary).
All proceeds will benefit the West Side Campaign
Against Hunger.

Sponsored by the Interfaith Anti-Hunger Directors

The Interfaith Anti-Hunger Directors (IFAHD) is a group of directors and senior staff members of major denominations and faith communities in the US who are responsible for the anti-hunger work in their communities. The group has gathered informally in the spring of each year (for over 20 years!) to share educational materials, ideas, hopes, fears, strength, and courage with each other. This year, hosted by the United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR), we are meeting in New York City.

 

The IFAHD enjoys strong participation from Protestant denominations, the Jewish community, and other faith groups. We are committed to celebrating successes, sharing what works, and redoubling our efforts to enable the millions of members in the faith communities we represent to combat the scandal of hunger in our world.