UCW Travelers To Nicaragua in February
Over twenty UCWers and friends will be traveling to Nicaragua during the upcoming February public school vacation week to continue the partnership that we have had with San Juan del Learn More
Month: January 2014
Winter and Spring Activities for Tweens and Teens
Early Release Red PartyWednesday, February 5, 12:30 – 2:00 pmKids and youth of all ages are invited to church next Wednesday when school releases early. We’ll eat red food and Learn More
“The Starting Place of Discipleship” 01/26/2014 by Rev. Stacy Swain (Click on title for audio)
Isaiah 9:1-4 and Matthew 4:12-23 I thought I was going to get lucky this year. After last week’s calling of the Disciples from the Gospel of John, I thought the Learn More
Early Release Day Service Project
Newton public school students are invited to our service project for the upcoming early release day on February 5, 2014. Questions? Contact Kathy Malone, [email protected].
Operating Instructions — Rev. Stacy Swain
“Operating instructions”[1] Isaiah 49:1-7 and John 1:29-42 January 19, 2014 Will you pray with me? God of reassurance and revelation, may the words that I speak and the meditations of Learn More
Youth Summit III
Wednesday February 5, 6-9 pm. Mayor Warren and the Newton Youth Commission invite teens and adults to attend Youth Summit III to address youth and adult communication. Twenty-year old comedian Learn More
Two Months after the Philippines Typhoon
A Letter from Priscilla and Bart Kelso January 8, 2014 Dear Friends, Today marks the second month since the most powerful and destructive typhoon on record devastated the central islands Learn More
“Emerging” 01/12/2014 by Rev. Stacy Swain (Click on title for audio)
Isaiah 42:1-9 and Matthew 3:13-17 What a scene it must have been. There is John, a big and imposing man, fierce in word and wild in dress, a stark counter Learn More
“Power made perfect in weakness” 01/05/2014 by Rev. Stacy Swain (Click on title for audio)
Jeremiah 31:7-14 and John 1:[1-9], 10-14 Here we stand, on this second Sunday of Christmas, on the far side of the manger, looking back over the expanse of this Learn More