Hot Topic: Wednesday May 27 at 6:30 pm

Iran is in the news a lot right now. What do we know about Iran? What is its history. Join us for a slide presentation by Ginia about Iran: “A Modern Lens on Ancient Iran.” We begin with a light meal. Please let us know that you are coming and we’ll save a place at … [Read more…]

Tea Party for Rose Haven a Success

30 Guests enjoyed a delicious charcuterie spread prepared by the Kenilworth Presbyterian Women. Guests donated nearly $500 of gifts in kind for the Rose Haven Day Shelter and over $500 in cash. Angel Stech spoke about the mission of Rose Haven and shared pictures of their new location. If you would like to contribute to … [Read more…]

PW May Tea to support Rose Haven

Join us Saturday, May 16 from 12 noon to 2 pm for our annual fund-raising tea. This year we will be raising funds for Rose Haven, a day shelter for women and children that provides showers, laundry, mailboxes, a medical clinic, counseling and so much more. Come learn about the wonderful programs at Rose Haven … [Read more…]

Hot Topic: April 22

This month the discussion looks at the challenging problem of what young people and young parents want from religion. There are four short articles to read in preparation for the discussion. Copies are available in the Fireplace Room. We will gather at 5:15 and eat at 5:30. There is a sign up sheet in the … [Read more…]

Bright Sunday: Holy Humor on April 12

We will be observing our 15th Bright Sunday on April 12 during morning worship. Bright Sunday, or Holy Humor Day, celebrates the joke God played on Satan by raising Jesus from death to life. The Devil thought he’d won, but the joke was on him. The past few years have seen Biblical characters coming to … [Read more…]

Maundy Thursday Tenebrae Service @ 7:30 pm

We will gather Thursday, April 2, to celebrate Communion and remember the events of Passion or Holy week at a Tenebrae Service. Tenebrae is the Latin word for darkness. During the service the darkness increases by gradually dimming the light to symbolize the coming darkness of Jesus’ death.