As in the past, we will be holding a special vigil on the morning of Thanksgiving Day as an opportunity to be in solidarity with the indigenous people upon whose ancestral land our church stands. We meet, worship, engage in activities and enjoy fellowship on the traditional land of the Wampanoag people who live among us to this day.  We seek to be good neighbors and allies in their continued struggle to be seen and respected.  We acknowledge that the day known as “Thanksgiving,” while representing a beginning for the Pilgrims and those who followed, was in reality the ending