Church Blog
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November 13 Sermon by David Christensen
OF TIDES AND RHYTHMS Hebrew Scripture: Deuteronomy 30: 15-20 Psalm: Psalm 119: 1-8 Life is a gift from our God who is the author of all, the source from whom all things come and the Lord to whom all the world and its resources belong. Life is a gift and all that we have…
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November 4 Organ progress.
Progress is slow but steady. We won’t have the organ for quite a while. The console and bench. Above, the beginning of the wind chest. Detail of top Miter.
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Feb 21
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EMAIL ACCOUNT HACKED
BEWARE of strange communications from strangers. Our email account was hacked. Not only did they send everyone an Email asking for money for Ann, stranded in England, but they stole all the addresses and contact information. We are so sorry!
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Rev. Richard Olson, October 16,2011
16 October 2011, Chilmark Community Church, Matthew 22:15-22 Grace be unto you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. It is a privilege to be worshiping with you this morning. I want to thank Pam for giving me a second chance to preach here. The first time I had another commitment.…
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Rolling Ridge Retreat Center
Click on link below for information about Rolling Ridge. http://www.rollingridge.org
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October 16, 2011
Chilmark Community Church October 16, 2011 Prelude in C from the Well-tempered Clavier Gathering and Announcements Peace Introit : p.328 “Surely the Sprit” Call to Worship Psalm 96, p.815 (no musical response) *Hymn 64 “Holy, Holy, Holy” Confession (unison) You know each of us by name, O God, and in your sight we have found…
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Ghana Update from Carol and David Christensen
GHANA MISSION STATEMENT We travel to Ghana as ambassadors of Christ’s love and join with our mission partner the Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Ghana to share the gospel of Jesus Christ with people of their churches, schools, and projects. Ours is a ministry of presence as we ask God and the leaders of the…
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Boston String Quartet
It was hard to photograph the enthusiasm of the musicians and the audience. There was a wonderful audience, from young music students who got to speak with the musicians after the concert, to friends from Windermere on a recreational outing. The concert netted over $600 for our music fund.