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?
Pilgrim Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
15 Common St. – PO Box 281, Southborough, MA 01772
United Church of Christ
15 Common St. – PO Box 281, Southborough, MA 01772
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For most of the program year, from September through June, we play games on the first Sunday of the month at 6pm.
Save the Date! Chicken BBQ, Fun and Fellowship on June 15th, 5-7:30pm
Please join us for a Cinco de Mayo Family Potluck event on Saturday May 4th at 5:30pm, hosted by the Fellowship Committee and Debbie & Rik Rowe. Sign up using this link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe-2mItZQZ748nhXEAMriiTWMMimyldkJ3OJ6SFXtwIusXgMA/viewform?usp=sf_link
No doubt you’ve got some beloved traditions, but this year, Pilgrim Church is hoping to add a new one to the roster!
Why do we play? Because play is a big part of life, a part that strengthens relationships and that builds trust. On Sunday, January 7, we’ll gather in the Fellowship Hall at 6 pm for Family Game Night. Feel free to bring food to eat from 6-6:30. Games will begin at 6:30 p.m. This is…
Friday December 1st at Pilgrim Church’s Fellowship Hall at 7pm. Free move!
It was a true smile moment on Sunday as I gazed out from the kitchen onto Fellowship Hall and the many worshipers who gathered together. Our annual Consecration Sunday brunch provided a wonderful time of fellowship and celebration for everyone. Thank you to all those who have already pledged. As of today, we have 39…
The Lunch Bunch: a Brown Bag lunch 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 to prepare, except your lunch!WHERE?…
You can bring someone to worship, or you can bring a word about the church to them. You can also invite them into your church home without any bigger motive than this: “Let’s EAT!”