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Friends, We are in the season of Epiphany, welcoming in the light of God to illuminate our daily lives and our life together. This Sunday, January 15th, we remember the birthday of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.. King was a bright light, indeed; he was a tireless champion during the Civil Rights movement…

A Restorative Justice Primer Series. Professor Susan Maze-Rothstein will start the series with a primer on and overview of the indigenous origins, principles and philosophy, key values, and concepts of restorative justice Monday, January 23, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Eastern Standard Time, followed by Q&A. She will help us define and understand the meaning…

Sunday, January 8th from 9:30 – noontime. Do you need a quiet transition between the activities of the holidays to the slower paced winter months? You are invited to give yourself the gift of prayerful silence and reflective meditation with a labyrinth walk on Sunday, Jan. 8th from 9:30 – noontime, in the church auditorium….

Dear Ones, Happy New Year! And blessings upon this new season of Epiphany! We may be tucking away Christmas lights and ornaments, and sweeping up remaining fir and spruce needles from the floor, but we do not hide away our breaking-in God. The bright light of God, illuminated through Creation and the prophets, and through…

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Sunday, December 18th following worship. A light lunch will be provided for carolers before they head out to sing and be merry. Directions for the Caroling venues will be provided. We expect to leave at noon and be done around 1:30 p.m. This is a multi-generational event! Everyone is invited Wear Festive Attire! Hats, antlers, ugly…

This year’s Christmas gift program will be for the children of families in need by using a Toys for Tots donation box. So if you would like to add a new and unwrapped toy to your shopping list, drop it off at church to either the meeting house or the lounge between December 1st and December…