Thanks to a very successful tag sale, we have raised more than half of funds we need to support this year’s Mission Trips to Atlanta and the Youth Triennium in Indiana. The tag sale made roughly $3,200...
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Deacons’ Corner May 2016 — And news about the Food Pantry
Beautiful, beautiful Jesus is beautiful, And Jesus makes beautiful Things of my life. Carefully touching me, causing my eyes to see. Jesus makes beautiful Things of my life. ~Dennis Cleveland To...
New Books in the Church Library – The Intersection of Faith and Science
Interested in learning more about the intersection of faith and science after our recent Sunday events? John Polkinghorne, internationally known as both a theologian and a...
What Does the Pentecost Offering Support?
We all know the importance of a first impression. As kids, we all learned about strong handshakes and heard, “First impressions are the most lasting,” and “You don’t get a second chance at a...
Summer Camp at Holmes
Camp isn’t just a place for children and youth – it’s for families, of all kinds, as well! Looking for a fabulous, faith-based, affordable family vacation? Look no further! Holmes...
News from the Knitting Groups
The Prayer Shawl Group will meet next on May 18 at 10:30am. Anyone who would like to join us in knitting is most welcome. In addition to the regular knitters who come on Wednesdays, we have at least...
Church School News May 2016
Greetings to all from Church School! Spark: On May 1st we began our final rotation unit “Jonah and the Big Fish” from Jonah 14. Jonah runs away from God, and a fish swallows him. PreK...
Adult Ed – Civility: American Politics and Christian Responses
What happened to civility in public discourse? While civility has long been a factor of Christianity and even in American politics, more recently it seems that our society and many of its leaders...
Come and See the Spirit Blooming!
Everywhere you look, new life is bursting forth all around us. Here in church, we are on the cusp between the seasons of Easter and Pentecost. Both Easter and Pentecost are seasons of new life as we celebrate Jesus’...
May and June 2016 Adult Education
Please plan to join us on Wednesday, May 18 on a trip to the Jacob Burns Film Center to see the film Journey of the Universe. The film was made by two scholars at Yale University, Mary Evelyn Tucker...