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Dozens of people from the Williamsburg community gathered Sunday for a multifaith Thanksgiving service. It’s the eighth year that HART, which stands for Historic Area Religions Together, has put on the service to encourage people to come together in the spirit of religious diversity.

There were representatives of many religious communities there — Jewish, Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, Quaker, Unitarian Universalist, Methodist, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopalian, Christian Scientist and Mormon.

Pooja Muthurja, a multifaith student liaison from William & Mary, smiled as she stood in front of those gathered at Walsingham Academy, commenting about why events such as the service — why spaces like this — were so indispensable. It’s in sharing different per

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