Sunday Schedule Sunday Morning Volunteer Opportunities Calling all scripture readers, greeters, and coffee makers (We have a new Bunn coffeemaker! Fellowship Committee members will provide instructions.) Volunteer by clicking this link ONLINESIGNUP. It’s that easy! The opportunity to provide flowers to beautify our sanctuary by honoring or celebrating someone or a life event is also available. Contact me at drowe@pilgrimchurch.us if you have any questions or…
Join the Pilgrim church book club! We meet once a month, on Sunday evenings at church. We share a potluck dinner, and then discuss the book of the month. The book selection rotates through the members, with a different member, selecting the book each month. Our next meeting will be on Sunday, February 19 at…
Criticizing and Energizing Micah 6:1-8 6Hear what the Lord says: Rise, plead your case before the mountains, and let the hills hear your voice. 2Hear, you mountains, the controversy of the Lord, and you enduring foundations of the earth; for the Lord has a controversy with his people, and he will contend with Israel. 3“O…
We are excited to announce that this year PCYG will be going to Maine for our service trip to partner with Habitat for Humanity! While this change is in part due to the fact that DC is beyond our 2023 budget, this actually empowers us to make an impact close to home with an organization…
It’s hard, but things happen at the time they happen. Some times for a reason, but also sometimes because they just have to happen some time, so it may as well be then.
What we need, now as much as ever, is to celebrate the possibility of our togetherness.
Members of Pilgrim Congregational Church participated in a cerebration of community and diversity on September 21st. Pilgrim’s welcoming banner and a peace sign were highly visible and were held by Sally Watters, Nancy Kolk and Rev. Charley Eastman. Peter Zschokke played guitar and led all in singing the song Circle the Earth with Peace. Food…
There’s no way to sugarcoat it: women are underrepresented in the Bible.
Please accept this humble offering as a conversation starter, and see where else you go in your own thoughts on his legacy.
You can listen to this podcast episode right here. This week we have a discussion about how we move through the after-Christmas season from the gifts of Epiphany to the gift of Baptism. Hopefully you’ll find something here that inspires and uplifts you. The prayer this week was written by Hafiz, and translated by Daniel Ladinsky.