Central Men’s Group
Thursday, May 21, 7:30 am
Open to all ages, Central Men’s Group is a monthly breakfast gathering – held on the third Thursday of each month – for fellowship and spirited conversation on topics ranging from current events and ethics to trends and shared experiences. Questions? Contact John Trevor. Please join us in the Fireplace Room.
MidWeek
Wednesday, May 20, 6 pm
Senior minister Patrick Faulhaber invites Centralites of all ages – and their friends – to join him for fellowship, food, and faith-filled conversation! Adults will share a meal at 6 pm and then dive into the previous Sunday’s scripture reading. Kids and youth will eat dinner at their own table and then enjoy crafts and games. Questions? Contact Patrick. Join us in Chapel Hall!
Pentecost Sunday
Sunday, May 24, 10:30 am
On Pentecost Sunday, we celebrate the wonder and mystery of God, the teachings of Jesus Christ, and the powerful gifts and movements of the Holy Spirit. Please wear red in celebration of the tongues of fire – and to remind us of God’s never-failing love for us and the love we are called to show to all people. After Worship, join us on the West Lawn for the releasing of the doves!
Annual Church Meeting
Sunday, June 7, 11:30 am
Mark your calendar for the 174th Annual Meeting of Central Congregational Church. Simply remain in the Sanctuary after Worship. On the agenda: electing officers and committee members and approving the annual budget. A luncheon follows in Chapel Hall – with strawberry shortcake for dessert! There’s no charge, so please RSVP to the Church Office – or sign up in Chapel Hall. Nursery care will be available.
Amos House Breakfast Volunteers
Wednesday, May 20, 6:30 am
Please consider becoming an Amos House Breakfast Volunteer! Amos House provides 400 meals every morning. And on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 8 am, Central members meet in the Amos House kitchen to help assemble pre-packaged breakfasts. If you can volunteer every week, that’s great. But if you can only come occasionally, we welcome – and need – every extra set of hands. Questions? Contact Tracy Baran (tmoorf@gmail.com).
Adult Sunday School
Sunday, May 24, 9 am
This month, Adult Sunday School continues on “A Celtic Pilgrimage,” discussing the works of the late John O’Donohue – Celtic poet, author, former priest, and philosopher – who popularized Celtic spirituality and the reclamation of that ancient wisdom. Please join associate minister Claudia Demick in the Fireplace Room.