Fr. Justin Havens shares the following invitation:
“I pray this email finds you and your folks all well in this new year. I was writing to invite you and your people in the Orem/Provo community to come visit us this coming Friday night from 6-9pm at our newly-established Holy Apostles Orthodox Christian Mission church(280 W. Center St in Orem, turn between Holiday gas station and post office). Our goal is simply to introduce ourselves to all the people of Orem/Provo, regardless of religious affiliation, to let everyone know who we are, and that we are here to assist in the community. So, I humbly ask that you join us, or at least stop by this Friday night to meet us, see our chapel, and have a snack and say hello. I look forward to meeting you. I f you would be willing to forward the attached flyer to faithful congregation so that they can join us, I would be most thankful. I pray this new year is blessed and fruitful for you, your family, and people.”
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You can already read the Annual Report that the Rev. Daniel Haas will be giving this coming Sunday during our congregational meeting: Continue reading “Pastor’s Report 2011″
Join us January 29 for our church’s annual meeting. It will be held right after church in the sanctuary. Besides elections of officers and budget, the most important item of business will be to recommit ourselves to Vision 2021 and the programs it has resulted in.
At Provo Community United Church of Christ we will observe Health and Human Service Sunday on January 22nd 2012 and we will be having a guest speaker from Alcoholics Anonymous. His story of recovery and addiction management will blend in with the Rev. Daniel Haas’ sermon on “personal demons”.
Health and Human Service Sunday is a special opportunity to create awareness of the health concerns of our communities and world, and to learn about the many and various health and human service ministries of the United Church of Christ. It is observed annually in the United Church of Christ and is an opportunity to talk about health in a holistic way.
Are men’s souls being fed? Are they open and loving sons, brothers, fathers, friends and partners? Are they helping to change gender culture for the better?
Men are invited to attend our New Men’s Retreat to renew passion and purpose, work through life transitions, improve relationships, and deepen into Spirit.
It all happens on Saturday, February 11, 10am-2pm
Please RSVP on facebook
For additional information please contact:
Rev. Daniel Haas
801-368-1180
haas@minister.com
Youth on the brink of adulthood experience many radical changes in their lives: Puberty is when parents start acting weird. Revisiting the faith you were brought up in or exploring your spirituality for the first time are great opportunities during this important period in life. Confirmation traditionally has been a youth’s approval and reaffirmation of the Baptism they received as an infant. Nowadays it can also a preparatory journey for Baptism itself. It is both challenging and fun. Our confirmation class had a great time at their opening retreat last weekend.
It’s Western Night at Church! The first Friday of every month we participate in the downtown gallery stroll and open our church as a gallery. In January Chelsea Church will be presenting photographs of cowboy culture. Chelsea has a degree in photography from SLCC and is a country girl at heart. Y’all should come! Please RSVP on facebook
