Thank you so much for doing your part, not only for yourself and the church staff, but for your fellow congregants as well.
I miss them each and all. These few words don’t sum them up…but maybe they spark your own memories. We will share their lessons with many others.
The size of each word is a function of how many times that word was repeated in people’s responses. I.e. the more a word was written, the bigger it is in the graphic.
As we enter our 2024-25 Stewardship campaign, we’re asking each member to think of why you choose to be part of the Pilgrim community. This past Sunday Kevin LaRoche shared his thoughts on this topic with the congregation. If you missed this very candid conversation, you can view it on line at our YouTube channel (14:20). …
This week in worship, the sermon time will begin with a message from Charley and then shift into small group discussions.
For some of us, this kind of event is exactly our brand of outreach. But others would prefer to have spiritual conversations on Sunday morning.
It’s great to meet new friends Once again, the Pilgrim Church Stewardship Committee will be in front of the church steps on Sunday, October 13th to greet members of the Southborough community as they admire the pumpkin art on the cemetery wall. If you’re strolling by, please come and say hello or stand a moment…
A gift to Heifer International is a gift to people around the world in need of food…and the means to make and buy even more.
As Julie said, “Give generously knowing that we’re supporting not just us at Pilgrim but our wider community as well.”
There’s things you can be doing RIGHT NOW that will have a direct impact on folks suffering after Helene. Even better, I found them all right through our parent denomination, the United Church of Christ!