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Parsippany United Methodist Church to Host Annual Blessing of the Animals

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Parsippany United Methodist Church will host its annual “Blessing of the Animals” service on September 28 at 10:00 a. m. Community members are invited to bring pets of all types for a special blessing, which symbolizes the bond between humans and their animals. This tradition not only recognizes the joy pets bring to families but also fosters a sense of community among local pet owners. The service is designed to be family-friendly, ensuring that everyone can participate in this celebration.

Local residents have embraced this event, making it a cherished occasion for many. The church is located at 903 South Beverwyck Road, making it accessible for township residents. Past events have seen a diverse range of pets, highlighting the inclusivity of this tradition. The blessing service serves as a reminder of the companionship and love that animals provide.

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