Just received the word that Bethlehem closing went through this afternoon and is officially recorded in the Massachusetts Land Records. Perhaps bittersweet in its finality but an incredible accomplishment by our two … Read More
Our summer book study needed to be postponed one week but we are set to start Tuesday, July 17 at 7:00 pm at church. We ask that everyone read through chapter one … Read More
After 50 years of service, this oil tank has been retired, removed, and cut off from the inner workings of our building. We are very grateful that no leaking was evident, however, … Read More
“A devoutly religious woman with a gay son and a giving heart gets a new look — and a makeover for her church’s new community center.” So reads the trailer for … Read More
It was an eventful meeting filled with elections for key leadership positions and thoughtful conversation (as well as decisions to not pursue conversation) on important topics. Your delegates to the Annual Meeting … Read More
We should not be able to eat or sleep! As we see the images of children being detained in cages knowing that their mother or father is nowhere close by to comfort, … Read More
President Gary Walter signed a letter opposing the current immigration policy that is being enforced on our southern borders which separates children from their parents and families while being processed by immigration … Read More
Last summer, a group from Salem along with new friends from the Muslim Community Link read a book together called, The Faith Club: a Muslim, A Christian, A Jew—Three Women search for … Read More
It was a gorgeous day, one that you didn’t have to hide from the sun, a bounteous representation of the community, good food, great games with spectacular prizes, pontoon boat rides on … Read More
Several weeks ago, I mentioned in a sermon the opening of the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Montgomery, AL. Any verbal picture drawing just … Read More