As part of our ongoing series on The Many Faces of Worship, where we have explored the customs and practice of different strands of Christianity as well as other religions, Carol Lysne will lead a discussion on what makes worship truly meaningful for us?
All are welcome to attend.
Have Fun at the Bowl-a-RamaHelp raise support for DuPage PADS while having fun by registering a team for the Bowl-a-Rama, in Fox Bowl, Wheaton. Teams compete for fun and prizes.
Team registration is $500, or raise $500 online at http://www.dupagepads.org. You can register online now.
Pastor Jim McDonald will lead discussions based on a set of DVDs, hosted by Francis Collins, the Director of the National Institutes of Health.
Pastor Jim McDonald will lead discussions based on a set of DVDs, hosted by Francis Collins, the Director of the National Institutes of Health.
All parents of children and youth, from the very young through high school age are invited to participate in this seminar:
As part of our ongoing series on The Many Faces of Worship, where we have explored the customs and practice of different strands of Christianity as well as other religions, Carol Lysne will lead a discussion on what makes worship truly meaningful for us?
All are welcome to attend.
S.O.S. means Share Our Skills, a chance for everyone, young, old and in between to help maintain our church building through various projects. There is no room in the church budget to pay for the labor to do them. It is up to us.
Our next workday is Saturday, April 16th at 8am. Breakfast is served.Please contact the church office to let them know you are coming.
Thanks, your Board of Trustees.
Presented by Reverend Greta Macdonald.
As part of our Lenten studies, the Thursday evening study group will study “The Jesus I Never Knew” by Phillip Yancey, beginning March 10 from 6:30-7:30, and continuing each Thursday night through A
Pastor Jim McDonald will lead discussions based on a set of DVDs, hosted by Francis Collins, the Director of the National Institutes of Health.
This week, Genetic Science and the Frontiers of Ethics, by Ted Peters, Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary (part 2).
The Wednesday evening study will be taking a look at Jesus’ life, teachings, miracles, death and resurrection, and what it means to follow him today.
The Lenten focus will begin March 16, and continue on March 23, 30, April 6 and 13, from 6:30-7:30 each evening. Even if you haven’t taken part in the evening Bible studies so far, you’re invited to try them out just during Lent!
Pastor Greta McDonald will lead the studies.
On Wednesday, April 13, Braxton Seafood Grill in Oakbrook Center will participate in Dine Away Hunger by donating 10% of their sales that day to the People's Resource Center's food pantry.
Come for lunch or dinner and help fight hunger in DuPage County.