We have been busy in the Church Library over the summer. We’ve worked on finding new furniture and have continued with the updates to technology to support our database. We’ve also spotlighted some great books for your spiritual journey during Ordinary Time and Vacation Bible School. The Church Library has many books that reflect the…
20Sep
Singers and Ringers WANTED!
All are welcome to join our vibrant music ministry by singing, ringing or the playing of instruments! CHOIR rehearsals begin with a general warm-up where we do exercises to free our bodies, engage the breath, activate our minds and vocalize together. We work on five or six anthems a rehearsal in a wide variety of…
17Sep
Pick-A-Party: Let’s Get Planning
It is time to start thinking about what types of parties you’d like to host for the 6th Annual Pick-A-Party season (2018 – 2019). Forms for “Hosting a Party” are available in the Parish House Lounge and anytime through the office. When you are considering a date/time for your party, please contact the office to…
20Jul
Just Peace News
On the evening on June 5th, Tina Huey, Kathy Lindner ,Darryl Hilliard, Annetta Miller, Susan & Lindsay Irvine and Jan and Don Hoyle attended a program at E.O. Smith High School. Students facilitated small group discussions on mental health and wellness. The students face challenges of very busy schedules of academic and sports and pressures…
28Jun
8 Tips for Going Green This Summer
Summer is officially here and it’s the perfect time to think about ways to reduce your environmental impact. From food and shopping to traveling and entertainment, we’ve got you covered with tips for going green this summer. What is going green exactly? Read on to find all about the benefits of going green and going…
25Jun
Thank You to our Properties Workdays Volunteers
In May, SCC benefited from another successful Properties Workdays Weekend. Many of the ”regulars” who dependably show up were busy or away. The two days of rain were a challenge as well. In spite of this, twenty-four hardy individuals completed a large number of projects. Major accomplishments include re-organizing Room 207 (a C.E. supply warehouse);…
22Jun
Food Pantry Needs
Our Food Pantry has recently been re-stocked by the local community through the National Letter Carrier Association Annual Food Drive. Local families are simply not receiving enough assistance to put food on their tables and the Food Pantry has become a vital necessity for their dietary needs. Here are some items that are always needed:…
12Jun
New Delegates From SCC For WAIM
Josh Miller is now the Storrs Congregational Church’s delegate to the Windham Area Interfaith Ministry (WAIM). Josh is taking over the delegate responsibilities from Diane Sprague who has represented SCC at the local organization for several years. Replacing Josh as alternate delegate to WAIM is Annetta Miller. From the WAIM website: WAIM started in 1984…
12Jun
Earthkeepers Corner
Summer is just around the corner, and it is wonderful to hear about all the gardens being planted in congregations around Connecticut! We hope you are remembering our dwindling pollinator populations and making space for their favorite flowers, and to keep your garden free of herbicides and pesticides! IREJN and Knox Inc. are joining to…
08Jun
Church World Service: Blankets & Tools Offering – June 17th
This year we will be receiving the CWS Blankets and Tools offering on Father’s Day weekend, June 17th. Contributions to CWS Tools mean Church World Service will be ready to help people around the world gain the resources and develop the skills necessary to sustain themselves and their families and to build viable communities. From…