The Pilgrim Church Movie Club will meet on the second Thursday of each month, probably at AMC in Framingham, and we’ll watch a movie we’ve chosen. Then, on the following Sunday, we’ll have a discussion group after worship for anyone who wants to talk about what they’ve seen and “where God was” in the film.
The Lunch Bunch: a Brown Bag lunch (or an order from Nan’s!) on the first Wednesday of the month at Pilgrim Church! WHO? You, if you’re reading this. Also Rev. Charley Eastman!WHAT? A chance to bring a bite, sit and chat about whatever’s on your mind. Friends, faith, and fellowship just make life better. Nothing…
Volunteering on Sundays is a meaningful way to live out one’s faith, build community, and make a difference in the lives of others. By offering warm welcomes, creating beautiful environments or assisting with practical tasks, volunteers can make a lasting impression on those who attend worship. This experience can create a sense of belonging and…
If this sounds like your kind of fun, join us Sunday mornings at 8:45 am in the church parlor!
At our Healthy Living Small Group, we’re starting a new book: Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel’s Eat Your Ice Cream. Each week we’ll read a section of the book and discuss what we’ve read and learned.
Thank you so much to everyone at Pilgrim who has supported PCYG throughout the years! PCYG has been incredibly blessed over the last 15-plus years to work with Sasha Bruce, an organization working to end youth and child homelessness in the DC area. They provide vital wraparound services and housing to countless youth and young…
Amy Sibley, Kid’s Church Superintendent and our Christian Education Committee have been working on the new year in Kid’s Church. Here is the outline of our plan and some important dates! Theme: All You Need is Love! Sunday Sept 20- KICK OFF Cheeseburgers/Ice Cream/PettingZoo May 30 and June 6 – WAYS TO SHOW…
We’ve had a game night at Pilgrim Church for quite some time, but lately, attendance has been pretty light. Do you want us to continue with this program?
We hope you’re having a restful summer, and we look forward to seeing everyone who can make it Sunday mornings at 9:30 am through Labor Day.
As you may have noticed last week, our summer worship looks a little different. Why?