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A Queerly Hopeful Concert for All Ages
with award-winning singer-songwriter
Bobby Jo Valentine
Saturday, June 7, 2025 @ 7pm
Tickets: $20 for adults, kids 18 & under are FREE
Award-winning "hopeful troubador" Bobby Jo Valentine shares his thoughtful, heart-filled music and his wide-open spirit with audiences across the country, and he's coming to Needham this June for a Pride month concert for all-ages. Note: This isn't a religious event, it's a human(e) one, an "queerly hopeful" invitation for all of us, kids and adults, families and individuals, to lift our spirits and lift each other up in challenging times. 100% of ticket sales will benefit OUT Metrowest, "building communities where LGBTQ+ youth thrive." Click here for tickets and more info.
with award-winning singer-songwriter
Bobby Jo Valentine
Saturday, June 7, 2025 @ 7pm
Tickets: $20 for adults, kids 18 & under are FREE
Award-winning "hopeful troubador" Bobby Jo Valentine shares his thoughtful, heart-filled music and his wide-open spirit with audiences across the country, and he's coming to Needham this June for a Pride month concert for all-ages. Note: This isn't a religious event, it's a human(e) one, an "queerly hopeful" invitation for all of us, kids and adults, families and individuals, to lift our spirits and lift each other up in challenging times. 100% of ticket sales will benefit OUT Metrowest, "building communities where LGBTQ+ youth thrive." Click here for tickets and more info.
Join us for worship on-site or online THIS SUNDAY, 5/18
I Had a Black Dog
An Illustrated Sermon About Depression
Sunday, 5/18 @ 10am EDT LIVE!
On-Site & Online via Zoom at http://zoom.us/j/907548568
In his “Black Dog” series, author and illustrator Matthew Johnstone “says with wit, insight, economy, and complete understanding what other other books [about living with depression, and living with someone living with depression] take 300 pages to say” (Stephen Fry). Let’s listen to a living Word from God for us in these words and pictures about mental illness, mental health, and caring for ourselves and those we love.
Save paper! Download a bulletin.
We have printed bulletins and slides on-site for you to participate in worship, but if you're worshiping online and/or you'd like to help us save paper, download a PDF version for yourself here
To download a bulletin for this Sunday, CLICK HERE
To download a large print bulletin for this Sunday, CLICK HERE
We have printed bulletins and slides on-site for you to participate in worship, but if you're worshiping online and/or you'd like to help us save paper, download a PDF version for yourself here
To download a bulletin for this Sunday, CLICK HERE
To download a large print bulletin for this Sunday, CLICK HERE
Children of all ages are always welcome in worship! Quiet books and pew pals (soft toys) are available in the foyer outside the sanctuary doors. All bathrooms have changing tables. Pre-K children who are potty trained are welcome to join our elementary Sunday school activities. Sunday School is usually offered on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, unless otherwise announced.
- There is Sunday school THIS SUNDAY! Children may follow their teachers downstairs to the classroom after the “Time Especially for Children.”
Coming up in worship
Ask Then Listen
How to Be an Ally Like Jesus
Sunday, 5/25 @ 10am EDT LIVE!
On-Site & Online via Zoom at http://zoom.us/j/907548568
Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, whoever trusts in me will do what I have been doing, and more.” Because being a Christian isn’t about just doing what Jesus did but taking the example he set for us and extending it as our understanding of the Gospel grows. Few stories make this clearer than the many, often problematic times Jesus healed sick or disabled folks, usually without asking what they want. But thanks to disability advocates and the Spirit, the Church knows better now. But do we do better? (John 5:1-9)
How to Be an Ally Like Jesus
Sunday, 5/25 @ 10am EDT LIVE!
On-Site & Online via Zoom at http://zoom.us/j/907548568
Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, whoever trusts in me will do what I have been doing, and more.” Because being a Christian isn’t about just doing what Jesus did but taking the example he set for us and extending it as our understanding of the Gospel grows. Few stories make this clearer than the many, often problematic times Jesus healed sick or disabled folks, usually without asking what they want. But thanks to disability advocates and the Spirit, the Church knows better now. But do we do better? (John 5:1-9)