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Justice Coffee would like to invite everyone to a unique discussion on Saturday morning March 14th at 9:30am in the Vaughan Fellowship Hall. Our group will host members of the local chapter of Voters of Tomorrow. VOT is a Gen Z*-led organization fighting for the freedoms and futures of its generation. There are over 11,000 members of VOT nationwide in 25 states.

Our goal is to hear what they have to say and how they plan to advocate for their generation in our local community. They are interested in our experience and our input. This meeting might be especially meaningful for our youth and parent group, but all are invited. Coffee and snacks will be provided.

Justice Coffee usually gathers every Tuesday at 8:30AM at Union Special Bread. This event is scheduled for a Saturday because high school students are in school on Tuesday mornings.  If you have questions about Justice Coffee, talk with Mike Soboeiro (contact info in Breeze or via office.cucc@gmail.com).  Justice Coffee is a project of the Do Justice Ministry of CUCC.

Community UCC is nonpartisan and does not endorse candidates or parties. We do encourage people to vote as their faith and conscience guide them.

* Gen-Z are those people born between 1997 and 2012; they are currently 14-29 years old.