Book Read for July
Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond. Thursday, July 27th at 5:30pm come to The Cove to discuss and open our minds. Bring a chair and something to drink.
Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew Desmond. Thursday, July 27th at 5:30pm come to The Cove to discuss and open our minds. Bring a chair and something to drink.
All are welcome to: To view a recent COTW newsletter, please see https://conta.cc/3o1bnfVAsk about these and other opportunities by phoning or texting Jill Gaulding (651) 757-5268, or Rebecca Dolloff (339) 213-5705.
Please join the congregations of Eliot Church, Newton Highlands Congregational Church, United Parish of Auburndale, Second Church and Union Church in Waban for an all UCC Worship Service. When? August 6 at 9:30amWhere? 54 Lincoln Street Newton Highlands
Sunday Worship Lesson:Genesis 22:1-14Message: Faith Enough It is so wonderful to be back again among my faith community! Thank you all so much for the much appreciated time off to visit and catch up with our Brazilian family, see new parts of this beautiful Brazil, and marinate in the love of Itamar’s
Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City by Matthew DesmondLet’s open our minds to the culture of housing insecurity. We’ll meet to discuss this book towards the end of July, date to be announced. “Evicted transforms our understanding of poverty and economic exploitation while providing fresh ideas for solving one
Join the conversation and bring your lunch Tuesday, July 11th from 1:00pm – 3:00pm. Tea and dessert with be provided. Please RSVP Carol Roush at roushkin1@yahoo.com or Carole Smith at kjcasmith@yahoo.com.
Sunday Worship Lesson:Genesis 18:1-15Message: Why Did You Laugh Dear friends,I am excited to be back with you this Sunday July 2nd! This past Sunday was the last weekend for my Sabbatical Pastor commitment in Natick. I’m glad to be back! Last week I was at a week-long work camp down in Cabell and Lincoln counties,
Sunday Worship Lessons: Matthew 10:24-39 Message: “How do we handle fear” Is there any more pervasive or powerful and motivating force in human experience than fear? From birth, we learn to fear the world around us, certainly to fear the stranger, sometimes to fear even those who are closest to us.
Date: Saturday, June 24th Time: 4:30pm – 8:30pmLocation: Stonefield Farm (91 Martin St., Acton) Join Boston Area Gleaners for our 4th annual June Food Day celebration! Come enjoy local food and community, and support the critical work we do bringing healthy food from farms to families. All proceeds from this fundraiser event will help to support
The Bristol Lodge Soup Kitchen has been serving nutritious meals to those in need for the last four decades. Pre COVID, every evening, dedicated volunteers from throughout the Metro Boston area gathered to prepare and serve food to up to 100 community members without access to affordable and healthy food.