The project provides volunteer services to the dying. The Rev. Wayne Muller, founder of the charity Bread for the Journey. Richard Payne, chief of pain and palliative care at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital in New York City. Edwina Taylor, palliative care specialist at Cooper Green. The conference will be in the Laurence A. Grossman Medical Learning Center Auditorium at the hospital at 4220 Harding Road.
Attendance is free.
But reservations are required by calling 222-2169. Former ministers of the church lead the daily noon services. The services will be followed by a light lunch. A man with his jaw wired shut, bruised hands, and a possible affinity for emerald rings is sought by local police, who want to talk to him about a jewelry store theft. Finely Jewelry, located near Proffitts department store, discovered two rows of rings missing around the same time the man was at the store on April 1.