No Jungian Group Dec 31
The Jungian Discussion Group will not meet on Monday, December 31 (New Year’s Eve). We will reconvene in the new year on Monday, January 7 at 7 PM.
Happy New Year to all!
Month: December 2018
Services This Week
Join us this Sunday for a Winter Solstice service presented by the Worship Committee.
And don’t miss our Christmas Eve Lessons & Carols service at 6:30 PM on Monday, December 24th!
If you’d like to sing with the choir on Christmas Eve, come early at 5:30 PM … read more.
Caring for One Another – with Food!
One of the ways that church members and friends can support one another is through offering help when illness or injury or tragedy strikes, and one of the most practical ways to do that is by providing meals for a few days.
To that end, Rev. … read more.
Adopt-A-Family
by Stephen Baratta
This year we will be doing something different for our Adopt-a-Family program at Christmas. Steve Baratta and Nanson Serrianne (thanks to Nanson for taking this project on alone for so many years) will be working in conjunction with Will Aitcheson and Diane Collins … read more.
Report from the Building & Grounds Committee
Rich Myette and Jean Grant have agreed to be co-facilitators for the committee. Sandy Lamb continues to monitor and purchase cleaning supplies needed for the CWI staff who take such good care cleaning our building. Rich is working to have someone haul away items left … read more.
Report from the Social Action Committee
by Diane Collins
As usual the holidays have come sooner than seems possible. The committee wishes everyone a fine & happy holiday with many good things to appreciate!
In the coming months we will be focusing on Criminal Justice. We are working in collaboration with Catholic … read more.
Board President’s Notes
by Bob Rockwell
How time flies! Elayne is asking that I write another President’s note for the monthly newsletter. It seems that I just wrote one for November. Thanksgiving has just passed with unusually cold weather. I hope that the homeless shelters and food pantries and … read more.
From Rev. Barbara’s Desk
One of the oldest holiday traditions in my daughters’ lives is the baking of Auntie Mary’s cookies.
I don’t remember where the recipe came from – maybe some holiday edition of the Oneonta Star? I have no idea who Auntie Mary is, or where she got … read more.