When: Sunday | December 14, 2025 | 3:00pm
Where: Hancock Church Clark Hall – 1912 Mass Ave, Lexington
Hancock Church in Lexington invites you to enjoy a Christmas concert by their handball choirs – both their Morning Glory ringers and the more experienced Hancock Carillon. The concert will be on Sunday, December 14 at 3:00 pm. Click HERE to download a flyer that provides more information about the events.
On Sunday, November 16, we hope you’ll join us for a lovely mid Autumnal concert by the Masterworks Chorale in the heart of Harvard Square.
When: Sunday, November 16, 3:00 PM
Where: the historic Sanders Theatre, 45 Quincy St, Cambridge
What: SCHUBERT: Mass No. 2 in G, D 167
HAYDN: Lord Nelson Mass (Missa in angustiis), Hob. XXII:11
Featuring Deborah Selig, soprano; Deborah Rentz-Moore, mezzo-soprano; Jonas Budris, tenor; and David McFerrin, baritone. and our own Karen Murphy will be singing in the Chorale!
More information: HERE.
From the Rolling Ridge website: “Step into the magic of the season at Rolling Ridge’s first-ever Holiday Decorating Showcase! This Grand Georgian Manor will be transformed into a festive wonderland, with staff, family, and friends adorning bedrooms, meeting spaces, and the grounds in holiday splendor. Christmas at Rolling Ridge is one sure way to prepare you and your family for the holidays! All ages are welcome to enjoy and explore.”
Join a group of friends from Crawford after church in a festive afternoon taking in the stunning holiday decor at Rolling Ridge (beautiful any time of year) and enjoying seasonal treats.
When: Sunday, December 14, 2:00 – 7:00pm
Where: Rolling Ridge Retreat and Conference Center, 660 Great Pond Road, North Andover, MA
Tickets: $15 each; children (5-12): $5 each; children 4 & under: free. Learn more / purchase tickets HERE
WHEN: November 7 and 21, 1:30-3:00pm
WHAT: Readings and creative prayer activities will be centered around discernment. We will look at the circumstances of our lives and ask these questions: Where have I been? Where am I going? What are my choices? Who am I? Who do I say that God is?
WHERE: Ring the bell at the church office door at First Church Stoneham, 1 Church Street, facing the common; go down ½ flight to the Parlor
QUESTIONS / RSVP: Sandra at sandy.laperche@gmail.com or Bernadette
The Old and New Testament alike talk a lot about sheep—not surprising given their role in everyday life for thousands of years in the region. That near-universal experience with literal sheep led to sheep and the shepherds who care for them also becoming metaphors for peoples and their leaders. The prophets used those metaphors as did Jesus.
– Pastor Anne
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