Psalm 47; Acts 1:1-8

In this service, we put into practice the phrase: singing is praying twice. We lift up our praises to God with clapping hands, dancing feet, and loud voices - a whole-body kind of worship! Can we take our whole-body worship on Sunday, and bring it with us to our lives the rest of the week?

North Church Men’s Breakfast group will be meeting at Café Espresso. So, come join us for our get together and enjoy good food, coffee, and conversation. We look forward to seeing you!

Join us at the Parsonage (217 Spinney Road) for light refreshments and conversation and a visit with Rev. Dr. Velda Love and Sharon Fenemma of the national United Church of Christ. Their visit to our church community is a part of a national listening tour for Join the Movement, aiming to understand more fully the work of racial justice ministry in local UCC churches like ours.

We are one of three congregations they will be visiting while they are in New Hampshire. Their aim is to listen to our stories, share resources for the journey ahead and imagine with us what a racially just world might look like. If you’re planning to attend, please let Pastor Jenn know!

Acts 2:1-21

On Pentecost Sunday, we celebrate that the Holy Spirit, the helper and sustainer of us all, falls on all flesh and unites people of every age, gender, race and walk of life. This is also Confirmation Sunday, in which we celebrate and welcome our new members into the church, and wonder together about how we can broaden our welcome and greet the spirit in one another.

Join us for uplifting services with our friends at Webster-at-Rye! Experience spiritual renewal and connection as we bring music, communion, and fellowship to our friends. All are welcome to celebrate together!

Experience spiritual renewal and connection as we bring music, communion, and fellowship to our friends. All are welcome to celebrate together!

John 3:1-17

On Trinity Sunday, we take a moment to rest in and recognize the mystery and beauty of God. God lives in relationship: God, Jesus and the Spirit are three faces of the same being, three interactions with the same divinity. The how and why are a mystery- and thank God, indeed, because with mystery comes faith. With mystery comes more possibility than we could ever imagine on our own.

Join us on May 28 for Theology on Tap!

Dive into conversation about the Holy Spirit and explore the mysteries of faith with fellow seekers. It’s a wonderful time to connect with one another, make new friends, and seek the Divine!