Sunday, April 1 - Palm Sunday
8 a.m. Celebration breakfast to mark the end of the Fast-a-Thon.
11 a.m. Worship: "Wrongly Accused and Fortunate Escape," Rev. Henley, preaching. What would it be like to have your freedom, your blessings, even your life, at the expense of another's loss?
Thursday, April 5 - Maundy Thursday
7:30 p.m. "Feast of Friends" dinner and worship, with communion. All are invited to participate fully! Please bring an appetizer, salad, dessert or beverage; main dishes will be provided.
Friday, April 6 - Good Friday
Noon worship -- a contemporary and contemplative service
Sunday, April 8 - Easter
11 a.m. worship: "The Hope of the Resurrection," Rev. Henley preaching. Explore the profound impact of Jesus' ministry and the Christ of Easter Sunday.
Monday, April 9
7 p.m. Monthly Board of Trustees meeting. All are welcome to attend.
Sunday, April 15
11 a.m. worship: "When in Doubt, Call on the Holy Spirit," Rev. Henley preaching on the power of community and the synergy of group dynamics.
Saturday, April 21
3 p.m. Cook dinner for the residents of Leland Place, a halfway house for men in recovery from addictions and homelessness. Contact Dave Skidmore for more details.
Sunday, April 22
11 a.m. worship: "From the Ashes," a sermon by Lisa Kemper, who will graduate from Andover Newton in May. Explore different images and symbols of resurrection and how they help us make meaning in our lives.
12:15 p.m. Congregational meeting to discuss whether to go forward with the McKim Organ Project
Friday-Sunday, April 27-29
Joseph Priestly District Spring Conference - "Spreading the Faith" in Harrisburg, PA
Sunday, April 29
11 a.m. worship: "Radical Love," a sermon by Colin Bossen, contract minister at the UU Fellowship of Pottstown, PA. The core message of Universalism is that in the end God forgives us all. How does this message of radical love challenge us to act in our daily lives?
FUTURE EVENTS
Sunday, May 20
Annual congregational meeting to elect officers and approve budget
Sunday, June 3
5 p.m. Installation of the Rev. Lillie Mae Henley