From Our Pastors: June 6, 2025

Rev. Megan
Berkowitz

Rev. Amy
Clark Feldman

Pastor Megan
 June 6 2025


Dear Church,

It’s very fitting that our Annual Meeting falls on Pentecost this year. As we remember the Holy Spirit filling the early church and moving them into meaningful action, following in the Way of Jesus, we, too, experience the movement of the Spirit in our own church community.

As a congregational church, we put our trust into the Holy Spirit to guide us – not just individually, but as a body – in our call. That means that annual meetings, congregational meetings, committees, annual reports, budgets, etc., aren’t just the business of the church. They’re our spiritual practice, our faith lived out together. The Holy Spirit guides us so that as we listen to one another, as different opinions are shared, as we each learn and grow together, our whole community grows in faith and faithfulness. 

My prayer for our church this weekend is that we might experience the Holy Spirit, that fire in our bellies and hearts, as we listen to and learn from one another, celebrate and remember the church year that now comes to a close, and plan with thoughtfulness and care the year to come.

Blessings,

Pastor Megan

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