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<p>The Wilkes-Barre Downtown and Nanticoke Ministerium is holding an Interfaith Thanksgiving Program from 7 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church, 97 S. Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre and St. John&#8217;s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 231 State Street in Nanticoke. Parishioners are requested to bring a canned good item and a good will offering will be taken. All are welcome. Some members of the Nanticoke Ministerium, from left, are: David Pegarella, pastor of Nanticoke Christian Fellowship Church; Deb North, pastor of St. John&#8217;s Evangelical Lutheran Church; Stephen L. Perillo, pastor of Making A Difference Ministries; and Michael Deckmen, Nanticoke Christian Fellowship Church. Not available for the photo: Father Jim Nash, Saint Faustina Parish; Lay Ministry&#8217;s Dale and Robin Williams, Nanticoke Presbyterian Church; Justin Victor, pastor of St. Luke&#8217;s United Church of Christ.</p><style>
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Downtown Ministerium is holding an Interfaith Thanksgiving Program