WORD
Sunday, Nov. 28, 12 noon
Central’s ninth through twelfth graders will either enjoy an afternoon of S.P.A.M. – soda, pizza, and a movie – or a Mystery Meet, where they will explore a serious topic through a series of activities. The topic is the mystery, and the teens will not know what it is until they meet and begin working on it.
First Sunday of Advent
Sunday, Nov. 28, 10:30 am
This Sunday marks the beginning of the season of Advent. Advent – a word that means “coming” – challenges us to look backward and prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem. It also asks us to look forward to the Christ who continues to come into our lives and our world. We will celebrate this First Sunday of Advent with the sacrament of communion and the lighting of the first candle in our Advent wreath.
Dinner for Amos House
Wednesday, Nov. 17, 3:30 pm
Many thanks to those who volunteered to help Central’s Mission and Action Committee provide dinner this month for 20 women and children in the new Mother-Child Reunification Program at Amos House. Please label food donations “Amos House,” and deliver to the church kitchen on Wednesday, Nov. 17, no later than 3:30 pm. Contact Lynne Seacord with any questions (314-413-3741 or mehl.seacord@gmail.com).
Thanksgiving Food Baskets
Sunday, Nov. 14
Camp Street Community Ministries is once again seeking donations – in-kind as well as monetary – to make 400 Thanksgiving baskets for our neighbors in need. They need frozen turkeys, instant mashed potatoes, stuffing, cranberry sauce, canned green beans, canned sweet potatoes or yams, and packets or cans of gravy (no glass please). Food or checks (made out to Camp Street Community Ministries) should be delivered to Central or Camp Street (190 Camp Street in Providence) no later than Sunday, November 14
Family Trivia Night
Sunday, Nov. 7, 5 pm
Central’s annual Family Trivia Night, hosted by the Stewardship Committee, is back … live and in person! We’ll meet – socially distanced, of course – in the Fireplace Room. Pizza and beverages will be served. It’s a fun night for all ages and a great way to meet new people. More importantly, you’ll experience the fellowship and inner peace that comes when we get together as a community of faith – something we’ve all missed since the onset of COVID-13. RSVP to Jeff Baran (jeff@wakefieldliquors.com… [Read More]
Spiritual Companionship
Tuesday, Nov. 2, 6 pm
Spiritual companionship is a meaningful step in helping you find wholeness and balance in your life. It invites you to explore where you are in your spiritual journey and helps you become more aware of God’s presence and. Together we’ll discover how the ancient tradition of spiritual companionship with others will help you listen for God in day-to-day living, encounter your own inner wisdom, find new possibilities in both your spiritual and secular lives, and help you become more fully open to God’s love and grace.… [Read More]