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Seasons of Life/Seasons of Love
Each year has seasons; winter, spring, summer, and fall. And everyone’s life has seasons. Each of us was born, and grew into a child. We become teenagers, and then adults. As we grow, we explore what we like to do, and how we want to spend our lives. Sometimes we find a partner to share our lives, and sometimes we have children of our own. We...
Seeing with New Eyes
This Sunday Terry Sands will read the story of a blind man named Bartimaeus. Bartimaeus could not work because he could not see; each day he would sit on the ground by the side of the road and beg for money or food. One day Bartimaeus heard people calling out to Jesus as he passed by, and he too called out to Jesus over and over, until Jesus...
Children’s Lessons return in September
We hope you can join us for church in person or on Zoom each Sunday at 10 o'clock a.m. Check out the new Kid's Corner in the sanctuary! It's filled with books, coloring pages, and other activities for kids. We welcome children to serve as bell ringers, greeters, and lectors. We hope to see you at SeaFair - Aug. 31st beginning at 11 a.m. at the...
Everything is Made New!
There are 27 (twenty-seven!) books in the New Testament. They tell stories and share letters that tell us about Jesus and his followers. More than half of the books in the New Testament are written by the Apostle Paul. Paul was a well-educated man who spoke at least three languages. He did not always follow Jesus. As a matter of fact as a...
A Day of Celebration – A Message and An Invitation for Children and Families
This Sunday, the church bells will ring in Annisquam as we gather together in the church for the first time in a very LONG time! Fifteen months! We have all changed so much since March of 2020. How tall were you fifteen months ago? What have you learned since then? How much have you changed since ? And how much your life changed?! WOW! ...
Memories and Stories
This Monday, May 31st, is Memorial Day. In 1868, our country set aside a day at the end of May to decorate the graves of those who died in war, with small flags and with flowers. Many people take time on Memorial Day to remember loved ones who have died, to share their stories and memories, and to put flowers on their graves. It is a day when...
Abiding in Love
This Sunday, Suzanne Brown will read a verse from the Gospel of John. In this scripture Jesus says to his followers: “Abide in me as I abide in you. “ “Abide” is our word of the day! It is a word that we don’t use very much, and it’s important that you understand what it means. “Abide” means: to “Stay close to me” or to “stick with me.” It...
Love is What We Do
This Sunday, Jim O’Neill will read a scripture from one of the books near the end of the new testament. The scripture is a bit confusing, but here is a summary of what he will read. This is how we know what real love is: Jesus spent his life helping and caring for others. We too should show our love to others by what we do.. Suppose there is...