This Sunday, we will explore the call to create the Beloved Community. What did Jesus have in mind when he called those first disciples asking them to leave their nets and follow him? What did those disciples catch a vision of? What was it that lit their imaginations and emboldened their actions. What could a vision of the Beloved Community mean for us today? Read More …
This Sunday’s worship was crafted by our Advocates for Racial Justice Team. Through images, prayer, reflection, word and music, we remembered the long legacy of racial injustice in this country. We remembered the work and witness of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. We remembered his call for nonviolence in the fight for racial justice. Read More …
This Sunday our Exploring our Faith youth lead us in worship. They shared with us their insights from their faith journey and we celebrated and acknowledged their exploration. Read More …
The early church celebrated Epiphany as the manifestation of Christ as evidenced in the Wise One’s visit to the manger, the baptism of Jesus in the Jordan River and the miracle of Jesus changing water into wine at the wedding in Canna as told in the Gospel of John.
This Sunday, we delighted that Pastor Amy and Music Minister Daon Drisdom enjoyed some rest.
Pastor Stacy shared in worship with recordings from staff from both the American Baptist Churches of Massachusetts and the Southern New England Conference of the UCC. Rev. Mary Miller, the Executive Minister of American Baptist Churches of Massachusetts was be our preacher. Read More …
On this Christmas Sunday, we approach the manger with Joseph as the Nativity Story is told by the Gospel of Matthew (Matt 1: 18-25) and consider what Immanuel, “God with us” may mean in our lives today.
A highlight of the service will be the return of our UCW choir who will sing a traditional German carol entitled “How Great Our Joy”. Read More …
Our Christmas pageant looked a little different this year, but our children and youth did an awesome job leading us in sharing the Story of Christmas with readings, prayers, art and music. We’re grateful to all the kids and families who contributed to this special service! Read More …
This Sunday, our scripture takes us into the song of courage and celebration that Mary sings upon receiving confirmation that the words the Angel spoke are indeed true. Known as the Magnificat these words speak of God’s “upside down Kindom”. May they inspire us in this our Advent season.
Sunday is also a Communion Sunday. Please come to worship with a cup and bread so that we may re-member Read More …
This Sunday we will continue to explore God’s grace. Our scripture this Sunday takes us one of perhaps the most beloved passages in the Gospels. Jesus tells us not to worry. God provides. (Matthew 6: 26-34). But the passage ends with an interesting twist that we will explore on Sunday. Read More …
