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First Posted: 12/15/2014 PITTSTON &#8212; Members of the Langcliffe Presbyterian Church gathered for a gift-wrapping party after mass on Sunday, Dec. 14. The gifts were donated for the sixth annual Angel Tree, which is a program the church does in conjunction with Luzerne County Children and Youth. The organization gave the church about 30 children&#8217;s names, or Angels, this year, and organizer Lucille Bolock said parishioners could choose as many children to buy gifts for as they wanted. Church members delivered the wrapped gifts to Children and Youth on Monday, Dec. 15.

Giving to the Angels