This Week

For this Sunday the scripture reading is Matthew 20:1-16. The sermon title is "Earning God’s Grace?" In this parable of Jesus we read about the vineyard owner who hires groups of laborers periodically throughout the day but pays everyone the same wage. This is a great reminder that we don’t have to compete for God’s grace. It is a free gift!
 
Announcements:

Choir Performance


The choir will sing in worship on Sunday, Sept. 21. That’s this Sunday! Hilarie and the choir have prepared a beautiful anthem to add to your worship experience.

Trustees Meeting

 

The Trustees will meet after worship this Sunday, Sept. 21.

Ethnic Potluck

 

The next Ethnic Potluck Supper will be tomorrow night, Saturday, Sept. 20 at 6 PM in the Fellowship Hall. The theme is Japanese. Please contact Anita Hawkins if you need help with recipes.

 

New York Conference UCC Sunday


On Sunday, Sept. 28 we will celebrate New York Conference UCC Sunday during our morning worship service. Come and celebrate the ministry of this important part of the United Church of Christ’s mission, to which we belong

Classical Choral Society


On Sunday, September 28 at
4 PM we will have a historical program in concert with the Classic Choral Society and Jimrae Lenser, organist. The title is “We Have Come This Far By Faith: A Celebration in Music and Words.” Readings from different times in the church’s history will be combined with eighteenth and nineteenth century music. Come join us! Volunteers will be needed to help with refreshments.

Bike Rest Stop

 

Don’t forget the bike rest stop on Sunday, October 5.  Volunteers are needed on Saturday afternoon around 5 PM to set up tents. Help is needed from 9 AM to 1 PM on Sunday. We will have an outdoor worship service. Anita Meissner will be coordinating the effort. Please contact her if you would like to help.

Harmonic Healing Concert

 

The next Harmonic Healing Concert with Tibetan Singing bowls will be on Sunday, Oct. 5 at 7:30 PM in the sanctuary. Come join us for an hour of meditation and contemplation.