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Two Ways to Help Feed Hungry Neighbors
Give your time and sign up to join us 11/23 to pack 10,000 meals for neighbors around the world.
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Give money to our Foodraiser campaign to help the Greater Boston Food Bank feed neighbors close to home.
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Join us for worship THIS SUNDAY, 11/9
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Undomesticated
11/9 @ 10am, LIVE! on-site & online via Zoom at http://zoom.us/j/907548568 Luke tells us that Jesus’ "Parable of the Persistent Widow (and the Unjust Judge)" is really about the need to “pray without ceasing,” not about a woman who complains without ceasing until even the unjust system that “neither fears God nor respects people” finally gives her what she needs. With the help of scholar and theologian Dr. Amy-Jill Levine, we’ll peel back the layers of spiritualization (and man-splaining) to liberate the woman at the heart of this story and see what she has to say to us today, not just about prayer but about persistence and power. (Luke 18:1-8) |
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
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
Sunday School for Ages K-5th Grade
Yes! There is Sunday school today. Kids in Pre-K–Grade 5 will be invited to come forward for the “Time Especially for Children” during worship, then head out to Sunday School in the Reception Room (in the hall on the way in) with our Director for Children & Youth, Darlene Wong, and our volunteers. Children will return to worship at the time for Communion.
Yes! There is Sunday school today. Kids in Pre-K–Grade 5 will be invited to come forward for the “Time Especially for Children” during worship, then head out to Sunday School in the Reception Room (in the hall on the way in) with our Director for Children & Youth, Darlene Wong, and our volunteers. Children will return to worship at the time for Communion.
Baby Basics Groceries Collection
Each Sunday in worship, we will be collecting specific core proteins for the groceries we give to the families accessing diapers through Baby Basics every other month. The protein of the month for November is: large jars of all-natural (no sugar added) peanut butter.
Each Sunday in worship, we will be collecting specific core proteins for the groceries we give to the families accessing diapers through Baby Basics every other month. The protein of the month for November is: large jars of all-natural (no sugar added) peanut butter.
Coming Up Next Sunday, 11/16
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Sometimes It Really Shouldn't Go Without Saying
11/16 @ 10am, LIVE! on-site & online via Zoom at http://zoom.us/j/907548568 Many of us were raised with the unspoken rule that polite people should never talk about sex, politics, and religion in public. So when we hear the non-stop God-talk from our more conservative Christian neighbors, we shudder not just at the content–so contrary to our own beliefs in a loving, graceful, and liberating God–but also at the fact that they’re saying it all outloud. So what are we going to say in response? Because politeness is overrated when it comes to confronting injustice. Jesus reminds us that sometimes it really shouldn’t go without saying. (Luke 21:5-19) |