Sunday Worship Lessons: Romans 5:1-8 Message: No Password Needed These days most of us who use computers are asked to create passwords for everything: health care portals, banking and credit card accounts, social security, etc . It can be challenging to keep track of all of them and if we forget the password
Sunday Worship Lessons: Luke 10:25-37Message: Be The Good One This Sunday is Children’s Sunday, which is the day we let the kids take over our Sunday morning worship. They will lead our prayers, offer a scripture skit and share their fresh and unique faith by their leadership. I just love this Sunday in our
Sunday Worship Lessons: Matthew 28:16-20Message: Senior Sermons! At United Parish of Auburndale we have this wonderful tradition that celebrates our graduating High School seniors. Called Senior Sermons, our HS seniors are invited to offer a “sermon” or reflection on their experience growing up (or being a part of) the UPA. In past years
Join COTW & WCLG in Waltham for community building! Tuesdays (8-9am) meet at McDonald’s on Main Street and at Common Good Co on Moody Street (9:30-10:30am) for Waltham Community Leadership Group meetings. On Wednesdays, there are opportunities to prep breakfast at First Parish (7-9am) 50 Church St, and all are welcome to gather
Join the conversation and bring your lunch Tuesday, June 6th 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 WorshipLessons: Acts 2:1-21 Message: Whole Hearted Sight This Sunday is Pentecost! Pentecost is a Christian Holiday when we recognize the blessing that is the Holy Spirit and all that this Spirit did and does to create and maintain the church. The story of Pentecost is strange and even other-worldly,
The UPA Book Club has chosen to read The Invention of Wings, a novel by Sue Monk Kid, published by Viking, 2014, 373 pages, for our discussion on June 9, 2023. *Starred Review* from Booklist: “Inspired by the true story of early-nineteenth-century abolitionist and suffragist Sarah Grimké, Kidd paints a moving portrait
