Sunday Morning Worship 9:00 a.m.
9 a.m. Summer Worship begins on June 30 and runs until Labor Day weekend.
9 a.m. Summer Worship begins on June 30 and runs until Labor Day weekend.
Join us for Worship in our Meeting House or see links and instructions below for watching livestream or recorded services.
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Upcoming Sunday Worship Service
July 21, 2024
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Additional Packing Instructions: The Whole Armor of God by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Ephesians 6:10-17
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Our altar flowers this week are donated by Patti Baker in loving memory of her mother, Avis Baker.
Stuffed, by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Mark 6:7-13
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Our altar flowers this week are donated by Eleanor Wight and Rayda Bouma in loving memory of Helen Elizabeth Washburn Wight, Eleanor’s Mom, on the date of her birth – July 7, 1912.
Dealing with Dis-ease and Disaster, by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Mark 5:21-43
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Our altar flowers this week are donated by Connie Dunham in loving memory of her husband, Tom Dunham.
Theme: Pride Thus Far and Thenceforward
Text: Ephesians 4:1-6
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Our altar flowers this week are donated by Bob and Ginny Vocelli in loving memory of Louis and Clara Vocelli.
Then, Thenceforward, and Forever Free by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Psalm 78:1-8
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by Carl, Rich, and Janice Hoff in loving memory of Richard Hoff.
Snakeology: The Risk(s) of Falling, by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Genesis 3:1-13
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by the Whitney family in loving memory of Sophia Berger.
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Children’s Sunday
Sermon: What’s Your Walk-up Song? by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Matthew 18:1-5, Psalm 139:1-6, 13-14
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by Paul and Bev Truebig in loving memory of Ray and Joyce Truebig, Paul’s parents.
A Trinity of Presence, by Rev. Susan Izard
Text: John 3:1-17
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by Yvonne and Lou Tafuto in honor of America, and all who served our country.
Dry Bones, by Rev. Terry Schmitt
Text: Ezekiel 37:1-14, Acts 2:1-21
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by the Whitney family in loving memory of Rosemarie and Michael “Mickey” Cuozzo.
Awakening Suddenly (Part 2 of 2): Going Along, by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Acts 9:1-9
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by David H. Simpson and Barbara L. Laurain in loving memory of Kristine M. Simpson.
Awakening Slowly (Part 1 of 2): Passing Through, by Rev. Fredd Ward
Text: Psalm 23
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Our altar flowers this week were donated in loving memory of Bianca Dell’Isola Mackey by family and friends.
What is Real? by Rev. Dr. Davida Foy-Crabtree
Text: Exodus 32:1-6
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Our altar flowers this week were donated by Carolyn Lind in loving memory of Peter Lind.