Join us on March 20th for an intergenerational event that is a fun, interactive time of sharing and learning. We’ll start with a meal at 6 and then there will a drama, a craft (or a time to “build something”) with sharing and fellowship.
Sign up in the Foyer if you would like to help with the meal.
This is the first of six events.
Come to as many as you can! And invite others to join you.
Landing on your computer screen is the March News & Announcement Sheet (183 kb of PDF action packed info)
Join us after the NET dinners on Wednesdays in Lent for a Ecumenical Lenten Reflection and Ritual led by Fr. Peter Chepaitis and Sr. Anna Tantsits from about 6:30- 7 pm.
Wednesday, February 25th ~ at St Mark’s Lutheran Church
“We have come to know and to believe in the love God has for us.” (I John 4:16)
“Love one another as I have loved you.” (John 15:12)
Ritual: “The Thumb Prayer”
Wednesday, March 4th ~ at the Middleburgh Reformed Church
“Reform your lives and believe in the Gospel.” (Mark 1:15)
“Forgive us our debts as we forgive our debtors.” (Matthew 6:12)
Ritual: “Ice Cubes and Baptism”
Wednesday, March 11th ~ at Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
“Prayer uttered in faith will reclaim the ones who are ill,and the Lord will restore them to health.” (James 5:15)
Ritual: “Healing of Memories”
Wednesday, March 18th ~ at Middleburgh United Methodist Church
“You are the light of the world.” (Matthew 5:14)
“An hour is coming and is already here, when authentic worshipers will worship the Father in spirit and truth.” (John 4:23 – from the story of the Samaritan Woman)
Ritual: “Candlelight Service”
“A biblically based curriculum that teaches people to handle money God’s way.”
We will be hosting the 9 session FPU class beginning March 1st from 1 pm until about 2:30 or 3. Child care is available. The cost of the class is about $100 which is due March 1.
More information about the class can be found here.
Mark your calendar for an evening of good food and fun!
On Friday, February 13 we will gather in the fellowship hall beginning at 5:30 for a pot luck supper and table games. Bring a dish to share and your family’s favorite game(s). This will be a good opportunity for all generations of our church family to have fun and better know each other.
The new newsletter is here: January 2015.
Email us to request to be placed on the mailing list: paper or email.
Happy New Year! Here is our January News & Announcement Sheet (140 kb of PDF).
Here is the December News & Announcement Sheet (243k PDF).
Saturday—October 4th 9AM to 3 PM
Please plan to spend part of your day working on our property.
Someone on the Property Committee will be at church all day.
Volunteers to provide a light lunch would be appreciated.
Annual tasks on the list include:
A special project will involve transforming the parking lot garden into a LOW MAINTENANCE green space. Bring containers if you would like to take some of the plantings home with you. Suggestions on how to proceed appreciated. We may use some of the flag stones by the back door.
Many hands make light work and help to reduce our maintenance costs.
Thank you to those who have volunteered to clean the sanctuary this year.
Thank you to Doug Kingsbury for his year-round attention to our buildings.
Please note—the old pulpit currently being stored in our shed, needs a new home. If you are interested in this piece of the past, please contact Leslie Hooper (827 4754)
Catch up with what’s happening in the September News & Announcement Sheet (101 KB of pdf)