Gather in the Culbertson Room on the first Wednesday of each month to enjoy a guest speaker and delicious food—luncheon/program for ages “60 and over”. RSVP required. Please bring a friend. Date: Wednesday, February 5 Time: Noon Cost: $15 at the door RSVP: Sallie Smith by Friday, January 31 Katharine von Bora, The First [...]
Volunteers Wanted Our annual beloved Spring Tea offers a chance to slow down and connect with loved ones. Don your spring attire and share a social engagement over a delicate cup of tea. Caldecott Award-winning author and illustrator Eric Rohmann, of My Friend Rabbit and Bulldozer’s Big Day, will be the presenter at an event sure to [...]
Blessing of the Animals Worship By The Reverend Dr. William A. Evertsberg Most churches celebrate their Blessing of the Animals service on or near October 4, the feast day of St. Francis of Assisi (1182–1226), but at Kenilworth Union we bring our pets to church on the first Sunday after Christmas—December 29 this [...]
Click here for an invitation from Bill Evertsberg. Casual and Kid Friendly, Sunday, December 29 at 10:30 a.m. It is that glorious time of year when all God’s creatures pause to celebrate the birth of the Christ Child. Four-legged friends and other well-behaved pets or stuffed animals with people are invited to [...]
Tickets for Lightscape are now sold out and so we consider our group full at this time. If you would like to be put on a waitlist to join our group in case someone needs to cancel, please go to the RSVP sheet and add your name and indicate that you would like to be [...]
In Memory of Katie Davis
Saturday, November 2
7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Culbertson Room
By Ken Harris, President Last year, when I spoke briefly at the annual meeting, I mentioned that the Church would follow a path of three priorities I called Three Ships: Membership, Stewardship and Kindership—the last focusing on children and youth ministries. One year later I am pleased to say we have made meaningful [...]
Friday Mornings
Oct. 4–Nov. 29
9:50–10:50 a.m.
Centennial Room
Women's Faith Circle According to ancient Greek myths, hope is an evil that comes out of Pandora’s box to confuse the human spirit. In Christian faith hope is a positive, divine power of life, giving us an expectation of good to come out of even the most turbulent times. For this reason, the [...]
Study TheologiansGrace to You and PeaceWed., Sept. 189:15 a.m. Library