Sunday Schedule Upcoming Events/Important Dates for February/March
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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It’s Transformer (transfiguration) Sunday! Bring your favorite transformer action figure and let’s talk about how Jesus measures up to your favorite transformer character. Family Lenten take-home packages will also be available.
Together we will experiment with how to pray using markers, pens, and colored pencils. We will answer some questions about God, including what is God’s name, what happens when you pray and is God real? See details below.
Sunday Schedule Upcoming Events/Important Dates for February
Elevating Our Game Matthew 5:21-37 21“You have heard that it was said to those of ancient times, ‘You shall not murder’; and ‘whoever murders shall be liable to judgment.’ 22But I say to you that if you are angry with a brother or sister, you will be liable to judgment; and if you insult a…
The truth is, the people of these regions are always hit harder. I felt guilty worrying over our water damage at Pilgrim Church this week. I felt guiltier as the death toll in Syria and Turkey passed the 7000 mark, and it’s not even the whole story.
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…
This week, my sermon will focus on how we take the lesson of Micah 6:8 and apply it to our lives and to our church. I hope to see you in worship Sunday at 10 am!
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The term itself is a good tool. But in faith, we deal in uncertainties all the time. In fact, I’ve warned many from the pulpits where I’ve preached: don’t assume anyone with easy answers is right. Faith is a practice, a set of habits that grow in utility over time as we use them more.