The Sunday Fellowship Christmas Dance on December 6 was a blast! It reminded some of us of an awesome family wedding. Elementary school children, parents, teens and adults of every age and ability YMCA’d and congo-lined together. Check out the photo evidence! Special thanks to the Sunday Fellowship Team: Susan Adams, Jean Goulden, Maureen Mara and Joanna Swain and all who attended for making it such a great night. Merry Christmas to all!
Thanks to the hard work of many, we had a lovely celebration brunch following our Congregational Giving Dedication on Sunday. Take a look!
On Sunday, October 4th, twenty-eight children and adults joined us for a beautiful fall afternoon at Carver Hill Orchard in Stow for a pizza lunch and apple picking (and we all bought a few donuts too!). It was a wonderful time for parents to chat, for kids to climb trees, and for everyone to sample and collect bags and bags of delicious fall apples. We are already looking forward to next year’s trip!
On Sunday, September 6th we came together as a congregation in worship to celebrate and renew our covenant to travel in faith together, then we gathered together for a festive fellowship in North Hall to reconnect with friends after the long summer. Since Pastor Hannah preached on the story of Noah and the Great Flood during worship, everything in fellowship was rainbow-themed: rainbow play dough, necklaces, and a banner created with rainbow paint samples were perfect activities for our children, and delicious, colorful snacks and drinks were enjoyed by all. We even had a rainbow photo booth with themes of gratitude for everyone to enjoy! Lots of pictures, laughter, conversation, and fun activities were enjoyed by all. What a wonderful start to our program year!
On Sunday, February 22nd, our congregation came together after worship to celebrate the first Sunday of Lent at our annual Lent Event. Lenten resources for both children and adults were in abundance, as were delicious refreshments and fellowship. We also offered three activities open to all ages:
What was your favorite part of our Lent Event?
On Sunday November 30th, the first Sunday of Advent, our congregation gathered together after worship for a multi-generational event filled with Advent wreath making, creating holiday cards for our Concord Prison Outreach program, exploring a beautiful array of nativity sets, and enjoying delicious refreshments. What a wonderful and joy-filled introduction to this season, shared by our whole congregational family! 
We had a great group of diners and performers last weekend. After some delicious food and wonderful fellowship, we enjoyed home-grown entertainment. Take a look! Thanks to all who helped this event come together.
After All Saints worship, we gathered for a messier event — digging out seeds, carving faces, and even going bowling with our pumpkins. Thanks to everyone who helped us celebrate
the season. Look at that great lineup of kids, youth, and pumpkins!
