It’s that time of year again! Pumpkins Arrive October 8th!!!! Our patch will be open October 9th to October 31st and we need volunteers. Please consider volunteering for a shift or two. Sign up via the QR Code below or contact Melissa in the office at office@newtonchurch.org. Our Patch is
Dinner in the Centenary Room Friday, September 30th – Appetizers at 6:30pm – Dinner at 7:15pm. The cost of the dinner is $10.00 per person (Blue Ribbon BBQ)!! Signup no later than Tuesday, September 27th. Also, we are looking for appetizers and desserts, please let Carole Smith know (kjcasmith@yahoo.com ), when you sign up.
Come Glean With Us!Saturday, October 19-12 in Acton Join your friends from UPA to rescue produce that is sent to food pantries. We will be harvesting and packing butternut squash. Sign up with this link: http://www.bagetc.org/presignup.php?access=select&gleantemp=2943
For our discussion on October 14, 2022 is In the Midst of Winter, a novel by Isabel Allende. Atria, 2018. 352 pages If you have ever considered the UPA Book Club, or haven’t attended lately, you would be very welcome to join us for one or more of our monthly discussions! Many
Lessons: Luke 14:25-33 Message: All or Nothing Happy Labor Day weekend, the unofficial last weekend of Summer! This Sunday we’ll be wondering a bit about what it takes to be a disciple of Christ. We’ll take a look at our often paltry efforts and wonder if it’s enough. Actually, just so you don’t wonder if
We invite you to share your prayers, hopes and praises. Outside our Parish Hall you will find our prayer wall, prayers can be written on a butterfly then hung on our wall or if you would like us to write your prayer please email office@newtonchurch.org with your message.
The UPA Book Club has chosen the first in Martin Walker’s series of 15 mystery-and-French-culture novels to read and to discuss at our Friday, June 10 meeting. Our title is Bruno, Chief of Police: A Novel of the French Countryside, Vintage, 2010, 304 pages. This selection is, according to Amazon’s
The children of the UPA have been working so hard all year to grow in faith. On June 12th they will serve as our liturgists! Join us for worship and for coffee hour where we will celebrate them and all that they’ve learned this year.
It is our tradition at UPA to invite our graduating High School Seniors to write a reflection on their faith and the impact their church has had on their maturity and life. This year reflections will be divided between the first 2 Sundays in June. Please join us for worship
