Celebrate our Church's Open and Affirming Ministry on Sun, Feb 7

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New Titles and Book Reviews

Submitted by robdunlavey on November 4, 2009 - 5:43pm.

The Church Library Committee has recently added the following New Books to the library shelves. You can also browse our collection of over 300 titles online through the Church website under "Education, Church Library".

 

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Career Transition Friday Lunch Group

Career Transition Friday Lunch Group continues on Fridays.  Church member and Deacon Frank Arren is continuing to host an ongoing Career Transition Lunch Group on Fridays, from 12-1:30 p.m. in the Reception Room.  Join Frank and others in this supportive, networking group for those going through a career transition (whether re-entering the workforce, seeking employment after a layoff or just looking for a different job). Bring your lunch and drop in every week or whenever you can make it. 
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Streamline Your Pledge

Submitted by revsusan on April 18, 2007 - 2:27pm.

Authorization Form

Pledging takes some time and thought. When I make a pledge I really think about what the church means to me and what statement I want to make about the importance of God among my priorities. Jesus was clear in his understanding that our finances reflect our values. So when I make my pledge I try to think about making it enough of a commitment to mean something. I also want this commitment to be enough of my budget that I feel good about it.

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A Victory for El Jute, A Victory for Us All

Submitted by amanda.kistler on January 25, 2010 - 11:56pm.

Happy New Year! It has been a long time since I’ve last written. Life took a crazy turn in September, and I have not been able to find the time to sit down and write an update until now. As many of you already know, I finished my contract as an accompanier with NISGUA in November and returned to the United States to spend Christmas with my family and think about what comes next.

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Church Stories

The Stories of The Congregational Church of Needham

As part of our church's celebration of our 150th anniversary one of our goals is to build deeper friendships in our congregation, and really get to know one another. This anniversary is so much more than a birthday party. It is time to remember the past, celebrate the present, and envision the future of our church. One way to celebrate the present is to recognize the rich diversity of people who belong to this church and believe in our mission as a people of faith. Part of sharing in a covenant community like ours is sharing our stories and listening to one another. We have invited members of our church to speak about how they found our church and why they belong to this congregation and believe in our mission.

 

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