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  • Bean Soup Community Supper

    Posted on November 20, 2018 by in Community, Latest News, Youth

    Thursday, December 6, 5:00-7:00 It’s the new and improved Bean Supper, now called the Bean SOUP Supper! It’s healthy and simple and a completely free gift from us to the wider community. We’ll welcome folks into Chidley Hall on the town Tree Lighting Night, and offer three delicious soups (meat, vegan, gluten-free), bread, cider and […]

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    Thanksgiving Basket Drive

    Posted on November 8, 2018 by in Community, Latest News, Outreach, Youth

    Saturday, November 17 from 9:30-11:30 Am in Chidley Hall In the spirit of giving this season, we are teaming up with FAN of Winchester for the annual Thanksgiving Basket Drive We are looking forward to bringing the community together and gathering food items to provide local families in need with a full Thanksgiving meal. We […]

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    Join Us This Sunday for Worship at 10 am. (Nov 4)

    Posted on November 2, 2018 by in Latest News, Worship, Youth

    This Sunday is Pledge Sunday, the culmination of our Stewardship Pledge Drive, when we encourage you to bring your pledge cards and place them in the offering plate during worship. We’ll also reflect together upon the Greatest Commandment and share in the sacrament of communion. Our children will start off the morning together in Chidley […]

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    Stronger Than Hate

    Posted on October 31, 2018 by in Community, Latest News, Outreach, Spiritual Practice, Youth

    Dear Congregation, On Friday night (November 2) at 6:30, clergy from around Winchester will lead an Interfaith Vigil at Temple Shir Tikvah (34 Vine St) in response to the violence in Pittsburgh.   We hope you as congregation members of First Congregational Church will consider joining us as an expression of solidarity with our Jewish […]

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    Attention all Middle School and High School Students!:

    Posted on October 26, 2018 by in Community, Youth

    Our next interfaith experience is happening November 9th at the Temple. During your visit: You are invited to participate in a Friday evening Shabbat service at 7:30 pm on November 9th Our choir, Shir Chadash, will be singing beautiful melodies under direction of our cantor, Beth Levin. Come early at 6:45 pm for pizza and drinks as Beth; […]

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    Join Us for Worship This Sunday at 10 AM (Oct 21)

    Posted on October 19, 2018 by in Latest News, Worship, Youth

    This Sunday is the 22nd Sunday after Pentecost. As you may know, the church has seasons and scripture selected specifically for those seasons. The longest season is ‘After Pentecost’, which is referred to as the ‘long green season’ (may that always be an apt description). This season goes right up to the first Sunday in Advent, December 2 – […]

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    Winchester Teen Interfaith Experience

    Posted on October 1, 2018 by in Community, Latest News, Worship, Youth

    Sunday, October 14 Town Common All teenagers are invited to learn about major world religions, visit houses of worship, and observe (or participate in) traditional worship services through the Interfaith Teen Experiences project. Each month, teens are invited to visit a different faith community. Youth leaders, religious leaders, and teens will welcome them and talk […]

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