The Day of the Dead holiday is a celebration honoring the dead and their next chapter of their existence, Joanie Trussel said in a news release.
Participants may bring an item, such as a photograph or a food item that honors a loved one who has died, for placement on an altar that is meant to welcome back spirits to the realm of the living.
“Also, we invite people to bring a homemade headstone to place on the church grounds in a temporary ‘cemetery’ for this event,” Trussel said.
Dia de los Muertos costumes are encouraged, and face painting will be available. A potluck meal and candlelight vigil on the grounds of the church also are planned.
For more information, call or email Trussel at 759-6606 or [email protected].