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Williams College Gospel Choir concert on November 16th, at 4:00pm in Chapin Hall. Please consider attending!
The concert is also open to the broader Williamstown community, so outside friends and family are also welcome.
The Annual Harvest Dinner - For those who are attending the harvest dinner on Sunday, Nov. 17, we are short on pies! If you would be willing to bring one (it doesn't have to be homemade!) in addition to your assigned dish , please email Pat Acosta (pacosta@williams.edu) and let her know before this Sunday.
Thanks!
Food Pantry - Come help pack food for over 100 families as a part of our Food Pantry Ministry.
Extra help is always needed! November 20th at 10 am.
Youth Group -
Friday, November 22nd - Large Group Youth Group - 6:30-8pm - at the Church"
Snow Camp, our annual youth retreat for students grades 7th-12th takes place on February 21st-23rd at the Word of Life Camp up in Pottersville NY. Sign up by the end of November and a $30 deposit holds your spot as well as the total cost of camp at $140. If you have any questions please contact Pastor Tyler or Jay and Becky Harris."
CBC Morning Mingle at Robin and Glenn Therrien’s home - 115 Fieldwood Drive, Clarksburg MA. EVERY 2nd Saturday of the month from 8 - 10am. Provided: Selection of Muffins and variety of drinks. If you have any questions contact Robin Therrien at 518-755-2211 or girlwithfaith@icloud.com
Sunday School Fall 2019
Classes:
4-7 yr olds- Jonny and Rachael Duncan- Major Bible Stories/Characters, Miracles of Jesus, Parables, Calling of the disciples
•3-5th Grade- Beth Shustack -My Purpose will Stand! (Jn Piper; Truth 78); 40 wks
•6-8th Grade- Lori Kapiloff -Abiding in Jesus (Truth 78); 28 wks;
•9-12th Grade- Tyler and Grace; this group will be meeting with the adults in the auditorium and studying Apologetics.
Adult Courses:
Apologetics- Greg Phelan, Tyler Hallenbeck - This course will consider how we explain and discuss the Christian faith. Why do Christians believe what they believe? Is it reasonable? How do we explain those reasons to people who don't know Jesus and who have different barriers to faith? A large portion of the class will be devoted to examining several the most common and challenging objections to belief in Jesus.
Church History- Chris Kapiloff- Church History studies the events that have led Christianity to where it is today. Events that took place hundreds of years ago continue to impact how we worship, how we define and understand God, and how we treat each other. This 10 week course will study the events from Emperor Constantine in the early 4th century up to the Reformation in the 16th century. Each of the ten chapters we read together will focus on an event, a movement or a political occurrence that deeply affected the church and its members. Each Sunday’s discussion will focus on our faith today and how events of the past have led us to a better understanding of God or to understand why Christianity has moved away from the truths of the Gospel.
Fall Small Groups 2019; starting week of Sept 22
Barb Gill- Acctblty; Monday; 1- 2:30pm, Barb’s house
Julie and Lori- 10am @ CBC "Tuesday Tigers" - Starts September 17th
Brian Gill- Acctblty; Thursday 5:30am @ Brian’s house
Tim Wall- Thursday, 7pm @ CBC
Tim Wall - Monday, 7pm "Spiritual Warfare"@ Emma Harris
Gail Duncan Wednesdays 7pm @CBC
Doug Duncan- Thursday Prayer, 3pm @CBC
Doug Duncan- Tuesday 7pm - @Jolin's
Dan Shustack- Sunday - 6 - 7:30 in North Adams
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