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Join us for a symposium on the issues of climate change and nuclear war. We will discuss our agenda for change! Featured: Bill McKibben—350.org; Nitin Damle—American College of Physicians; Michael Klare—Peace and World Security Studies Program, Five Colleges; Jennifer Leaning—Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health; Zia Mian--Program on Science and Global Security, Princeton University; Ira Helfand—Physicians for Social Responsibility; Marty Nathan—Climate Action; John Loretz—International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War Students' free registration at http://secure.psr.org/ea-action/action?ea.client.id=1898&ea.campaign.id=72659 Everyone else can register at https://secure.psr.org/ea-action/action?ea.client.id=1898&ea.campaign.id=72648 Sponsored by: 2 Degrees Northampton American Friends Service Committee Citizen's Climate Lobby Climate Action Now Cooley Dickinson Hospital Edwards Church Episcopal Diocese of Western MA First Churches, Northampton First Congregational Church, Amherst Grace Episcopal Church Hampshire Mosque Immanuel Lutheran Church Jewish Community of Amherst League of Women Voters of Franklin County League of Women Voters of the [...]
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Our scriptures are a living resource for our spiritual lives. Even though the words may be from centuries past, the Bible speaks afresh to each new generation as we reflect together and listen for God’s still speaking voice. You are invited to study the texts we use on Sunday mornings, to get a preview of the week ahead. (For example, our first meeting on September 11 will explore the lessons for Sunday, September 17, seen in the chart below.) Weekly Bible Study meets every Monday at noon, except on major holidays. We meet for 60 minutes and you are welcome to bring your lunch. Bibles are provided or you can bring your own. You don’t need to sign up, just drop in
Find out moreALL CHURCH RETREAT September 30 :: 9am-noon :: Lyman Hall Everyone is invited to our retreat in Lyman Hall on Saturday, September 30. Here is an outline of our agenda for the morning (coffee and bagels are available at 8:30 AM.) 1. We will look at the year-long church calendar. It’s a great time to get important events like the church fair, Hot Chocolate Run, Pride March and Easter on your calendar. 2. We will share together about how to build a culture and mission that flows out of our Church Vision Statement we approved at the June All-Church Meeting. How do we achieve our hopes of being a church that invites all people, listens together for God, and makes God’s love and justice real? 3. We will have some time for our various ministry teams to share with [...]
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