Brahms’ A German Requiem, May 17

Brahms’ A German Requiem, May 17

To be performed on Sunday, May 17 by the Concord Chorus in collaboration with Masterworks Chorale and Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra. Soloists include Carley DeFranco, soprano and Dana Whiteside, baritone.

Sunday, May 17, 3:00 PM
Cary Hall, Lexington
See Bernadette for more info and  tickets

Brahm’s A German Requiem has been described as majestic, luminous, and even triumphant. Learn more about the work HERE.

Also on the program, the world premiere of “The Nature of Lost Time,” a new work by Jonathan Bailey Holland, to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Concord Chorus

Crawford’s own Karen Murphy regularly sings with Masterworks Chorale and will sing with the chorus for this collaborative performance.

Tickets are $79.69 for front balcony or $38.29 for rear balcony. Cary Hall is a small venue. Both seat options are very good. Bernadette will begin collecting money through cash or check on Sunday, April 12. Let Bernadette know if you are interested or if you have any questions or concerns. Cary Hall is fully accessible and rides are available.

Please come it won’t be the same without you!

Wanted: Empty Ink/Toner Cartridges

Wanted: Empty Ink/Toner Cartridges

Crawford Memorial UMC is serving as a collection site for used printer toner/ink cartridges, in support of Protect Global Children, a local 501c3 charity that helps vulnerable global populations with urgent humanitarian relief.

There is a plastic bin on the front steps of the church where you can place your empty cartridges. The bin will remain there until May 31. The empty cartridges will be purchased by one or more companies that refill and resell them. The proceeds from this fundraiser will help support the meaningful work of Protect Global Children. In addition to raising funds, this keeps the cartridges out of the land fill!

If you have any questions, please speak to BonnieJean, or leave a message for her in the church office (office@crawfordumc.org or 781-729-5056).

Who Do You Say That I Am?

Who Do You Say That I Am?

After a couple of intense weeks, we’re going to get a bit more practical this week and look at how to go about this business of figuring out what we already believe and digging in to see if there are any layers beneath it.

There are lots of options for how we might go about it, so the goal is to help you find one that fits. I’ll give you some examples and then you can apply those ideas to yourselves.

 Pastor Anne

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