The Church Choir is commencing its practices for the Lent and Easter season. Choir practice is going to be held every Tuesday night 6:30-7:30 p.m. Whoever might be interested in singing is welcome to join them. They are a fun group of about 10 people but there is still room for YOU! Check out the music section of our website as well.
This and a whole lot more to be found in our latest Weekly Comment
Giving to the UCC’s Haiti earthquake response is shattering previous online giving rates, indicating a generous outpouring from across the United Church of Christ, church leaders say.
Within six days of the disaster, a total of $250,603 has been received from 2366 online donors. That far exceeds a previous online giving record set in early 2005 when $112,000 was raised at ucc.org over 23 days from a little more than 1,000 donors to aid victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami. Read more.
On Sunday, January 24th, our Annual Meeting will be held after church. The Annual Meeting gives us an opportunity to look back at what our church has done the past year and also to make plans for the year to come. A potluck luncheon will follow the meeting. This day we will also welcome 5 new members to our church family. The meeting is open to everyone and everyone has a voice, but only members have a vote. Your input is greatly appreciated.
This and much more can be found in our Weekly Comment.
Overcome evil with good. [Ro 12] Let Martin Luther King’s faith continue to disturb and challenge us all. More
The United Church of Christ has launched an emergency appeal for Haiti after a major earthquake struck the country yesterday. Thousands of people are feared dead and countless have been left homeless. Your prayers and monetary support are needed. Here is how you can help.
This Friday night we will be asking Gallery Stroll participants to bring concerns for themselves, family, friends and community. Light a candle to make this year shine! Join us on Friday, January 8th, from 6-9 pm.
This and a whole lot more can be found in the latest edition of our Weekly Comment.
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