Rev. Christina Ryan Perkins, our Sabbatical Pastor. plans to be in the office Monday -Thursday. Meetings available by appointment. Call the office, 859-986-3725, her cell, 859-544-7277 or email revcmrp@union-church.org
About Sunday Compline Service: The Sabbath Compline at 6:30 pm in Cowan Chapel is a night prayer of psalm, silence, and song — a creative hush with God at the end of the day at the beginning of the week.
Cowan Chapel is adjacent to Union Church on the Scaffold Cane Rd. side.
About tonight’s compline, from David Duffee: “If I were to choose a companion verse for Micah’s act justly, love mercy and walk humbly with God, it might be, from Psalm 27, ‘Hope in the Lord; be strong and of good courage.’ We’ll sing that verse this Sunday and reprise our Taizé chant, In God Alone.” Cantor: David Duffee. Instrumentalists: Susie Ritchie, Stanley Kramer
Community Meals Every Wednesday 5:30pm-6:30pm: “Open Table” is a “pay what you can” ($0-$$) catered meal open to anyone. Chef Deb Beishline and a wonderful crew of volunteers prepare the menu each week always with GF and Vegetarian-friendly options. Our hope is to remember the gifts of connection with great food the chance to “rub elbows” with neighbors. The food is great, the company is better, the hungry are fed, and we pray the love Jesus will be shown!
March 26 Menu: Intergenerational Dinner
· Mac & Cheese and gluten-free option
· Baked Chicken
· Vegetable
· Build Your Own Brownie Sundae
STAY FOR BINGO!!!
Black Music Ensemble’s Spring concert “Hold to God’s Unchanging Hand,” will be March 28 at 7 pm at Gray Auditorium OR watch it at vimeo.com/bereacollegemusic. All are welcome to attend, no charge!
Help Needed – organizing donated treasures Help is needed organizing the numerous donated items that have been haphazardly stored for sale. Tennant Kirk will be arriving early for dinner on Wednesday nights April 2 an 9 to make sense of the chaos. Please contact her (859-200-0179 or tykirk53@gmail.com)
if you are available to help. Mission and Service Board invites suggestions for successful ways to turn these donated treasures into cash for our charitable giving.
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