Written in 1888, the Requiem by Gabriel Fauré is the most popular European cantata from this period. He wrote it “simply for the pleasure of it.” Fauré, encouraged by his teacher Saint-Saens to write in his own style, created lyrical melodies which are simple and compelling. He was organist at the prestigious Madeleine Church in Paris and served as a teacher of composition and director of the Paris Conservatory.
An introduction to Lakota Worship and Spiritual Practices by Frank Wanderich and Tom Voitas.
Join Nick on March 19 at 2:00pm at Granville Avenue UMC for 
. As part of The Red Line Ministries Celebration Day, Granville Avenue UMC will be blessing their new dorm facility and celebrating the completion of construction.
Please visit the link below to learn more about The Red Line Ministries and Granville Avenue UMC's event.
Presenter the Reverend John Gillham writes: DON’T SEE THIS MOVIE....if you don’t want to be moved to tears by Ennio Morricone’s hauntingly beautiful Golden Globe Award music...if you don’t want to be awed by Academy Award cinematography of the South American jungle setting, and the courageous struggle of native villagers and a few priests against rapacious slave traders and the corrupted Church authorities
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, the second part of What Does It Mean to Be Human?, by Warren Brown of Fuller Theological Seminary.
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.
This 6 week class, taught by Jim McDonald, is designed to help you make the journey together.
10-10-1100% of your registration fee will go to buy a net to save a life by preventing malaria in Africa.
Registration forms are available in the church office, in the Sunday Bulletin or at the link below. If you cannot participate, consider sponsoring someone for the contest. The mission event is planned and run by the 5th and 6th grade Sunday school class!
The youth will be having a brief mission/fund raising meeting at 1:15pm to discuss upcoming events.
Please join us in the Gym afterwards for Nothing But Nets.
John Stedronsky was a member of Willow Creek Community Church, helped to set up a satellite in the northern suburbs, and now attends the Christian Church of Clarendon Hills. He will help us understand what mega churches offer.
