We had a fun and festive Easter at The United Churches with our children. We had activities for all ages. We started off our morning with an Easter egg hunt, then after the children’s message in the 10:30 service, kids streamed downstairs into the social hall to plant flowers, read the Bible story for the season, create butterfly art, and even play a little basketball. We had bunny-oriented snacks, and some of us maybe a little ...
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Easter Festival Worship features a celebratory, traditional service at 10:30am, with Gospel songs, African-American spirituals, and traditional Easter hymns. Festival choir, organ, orchestra, soprano soloist Danika Winkley and pianist Art Peterson will offer musical gifts. The 9:00 am service will be a simpler, less traditional service. Trinity Sokol and Deborah Reynolds will bring a special musical offering, “Joy Comes in the Morning.”
Join us Easter Sunday, April 8th for treats and fellowship after worship.
We’ll have tables set up in the Chapel area after each service with lots of goodies provided by many TUCO church friends.
Take a minute to stop, relax, and enjoy the blessings of Easter day!
Our choir will perform at the 10:30 service, and both services will be in the sanctuary.
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The Second Sunday of Lent is March 11. Mark Boyd will be preaching at both services.
join us following the 10:30 am service for a Celebration of Mark and Julie’s 12 years with us. It has been a exciting time, and we will miss them.
Remember, it is also the beginning of Daylight Saving Time. So turn your clocks ahead one hour, so that you don’t miss the festivities.
Read more...Worship Ministry will be providing the snacks and treat for Palm Sunday, which is April 1.
We will be providing Hot Cross Buns for you, plus coffee and tea.
If you traditionally make Hot Cross Buns, and would like to share them with us, please let me know and plan to bring them on Sunday.
We will be providing snacks for both services.
Thanks !!
Pat Sonnenstuhl: cnmpat@comcast.net
Read more...Ash Wednesday Service: 6:30 pm in the Chapel
Texts
Joel 2:1-2,12-17
Psalm 51:1-17
Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21
On Ash Wednesday, ashes are placed on the forehead as a symbol that we have come from dust and one day will return to dust. It is one of many Lenten and Easter customs that remind us of our historical connection with Jewish tradition. Most of this time of preparation is symbolized by the ...
Christmas Eve Services: December 24
6 pm Children and Family Service
FAMILIES REJOICE
Christmas Carols led by the Children, accompanied by Piano
The Nativity Story presented by our youth
8 pm Traditional Christmas Eve Service
A CANDLELIGHT SERVICE OF LESSONS AND CAROLS
Traditional Worship: Pipe Organ, Strings, Brass
Chancel Choir: “How Far Is It to Bethlehem?”
Christmas Day Service: 10:30 am
10:30 am
CHRISTMAS DAY
“Joy to the World, the ...
This is a reminder to all of our families and children to attend the Children’s Pageant at 10:30 am next Sunday on 12/18. Our talented children will be recreating the nativity story.
And speaking of our talented children, if you have a role in the pageant or would like one, please arrive in the sanctuary for rehearsal on 12/18 at 9:30 am.
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