Church Blog
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First Sunday in Advent
First Sunday in Advent “Hope” is the first candle. The Carr family did the Advent readings and lit the candle. Rev. Janet preached on Isaiah 2:1-5 where Isaiah prophesied a new time where instruments of war are beaten into tools for farming and there is no more war. She asked how to reconcile the…
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Abels Hill in the Rain
Roberta Morgan’s service at Abel’s Hill was well attended in spite of the weather. A reception was held at the church hall. She will be missed.
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2025 CROP WALK Sucess!
Some Chilmark Walkers at The Finish LIne The Finish Line for our stars. Good Time had by all.
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Becoming Bread
“I am the bread of life.” “I am the living bread.” Familiar words for sure. So familiar that we don’t often stop to ask ourselves “What did he mean by that?” Many years ago, right after we first moved here, I worked a couple mornings a week in a friend’s bakery. Each evening, my friend…
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Sept 14, 2025 Sermon by Sean McMahon
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Flea Market Ends Successful Summer
Great vendors, Good Customers, Good Management Team made this major church fundraiser a success. Annette Anthony, vendor manager and Sarah Carr Church rep. and traffic manager plus! On the last moments of the last day. New This Year the church had a real “flea market” table every Wednesday. Thanks to Marie and Ann for their…
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Grand Finale
Tuesday, August 26 was the last evening of Lobster Rolls. Jeanie was out on the road waving to passing cars… a good sport… The usual industry behind the scenes… The great terrace team, ready to serve with a smile!
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August Lobster Rolls
August Lobster Roll Production Lobster Roll sales involve quite a production BUT we have fun doing it. Our fearless leader, Emily, makes it run smoothly, and Jeanie, the lobster, is our cheerleader. Weighing the lobster. Wrapping the rolls. Filling orders Fun!
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Rain or Shine Children Celebrate at the Annual Kid’s Fair
Despite the clouds and cloud bursts, fun was had by all on Saturday morning as the Chilmark Community Church held its annual Kid’s Fair. Many thanks to all of the volunteers who painted faces & t-shirts, decorated cupcakes, blew bubbles, snuggled donkeys, and oversaw the games.