After a successful outing to the Greater Boston Theater Company in Stoneham to see “Dinner for One,” Bernadette has planned another excursion to see “Winter Wonderettes: A 60’s Holiday Musical Review.” Join us on Sunday, December 8 for the 2:00pm show.
Let Bernadette know if you’re interested, and buy your tickets ($49.50 each) through her by Sunday, Dec 1.
Join your Crawford family on Wednesday, December 11th at 4pm for a brisk (temperature wise not pace) holiday stroll along the paths of the Stone Zoo, beautifully decorated for Christmas. It’s a fun-filled kickoff to Christmas cheer! For more information about the event click HERE.
We plan to carpool from Crawford and return to the church for pizza, hot chocolate (or cold drinks), and sweet treats after our Christmas Lights stroll! We supply sweet treats and hot chocolate. Anyone interested in ordering pizzas and cold drinks can chip in and we’ll order what you’d like.
Ticket pricing for this event varies for various reasons, but the highest price charged for this Zoo fundraiser is $20. (Everyone over the age of 2 pays the same price. Children under the age of 2 are admitted free.) Bernadette will collect $20 per person and if we are able to secure a lower price, she will provide change. See Bernadette to reserve and pre-pay for your tickets on one of the next two Sundays after church (11/24 or 12/1). If you have any questions, call or text Bernadette at 617-947-3161 or see her Sunday at church.
Please come and bring a friend or a child, it won’t be the same without you!!!
Join us on Saturday, December 21 for a Christmas concert by the Back Bay Chorale, of which our own Barb Siftar is a member! This concert is a local favorite every Christmas season!
From bbcboston.org:
Don’t miss this annual highlight of the holiday season, featuring the mighty Back Bay Chorale, brass, organ, and Boston’s favorite carol sing-along…The Back Bay Chorale’s “A Boston Christmas” returns, bringing the warmth and cheer of the holidays to our audiences through choral music. The grand but inviting, historic space provided by Old South Church, the sounds of brass and organ, and the invitation to sing carols that many of us have known since infancy all signal that this is a time of year for reflection, connection, and hope.
When: Saturday, December 21, 2024 • 4:00 pm
Where: Old South Church, 645 Boylston St., Boston , Copley Sq.
How to get tickets: Tickets are Dress Circle, $65.00 floor, fully accessible. Preferred balcony seats are $36 each. Bernadette needs your ticket request and money to buy the tickets no later than Sunday, December 1.
Good to know: Parking will likely cost approximately $45. The MBTA is also an option, as the Copley Sq Green Line station is very near the venue.
Questions? If you’re interested or have any questions, Bernadette would appreciate a text or phone call to let her know (617-947-3161).
2024 promises to be an “historic” year–wars around the globe; consequential national election at home; strife and division; and individuals, families, companies, and churches trying to figure out how to be in the next stage after a global pandemic. Sometimes it may be hard to feel hope in the midst of all this turmoil.
During the seven Saturdays of Lent, we will meet at Horn Pond (Sturgis Street parking lot – see map) at 9am. for a reflection — we’ll consider how hope has sustained us in the past, and how we might remain hopeful in the face of today’s challenges. Then will walk as long or as little as each of us wants, solo or with another member of the community.
Bring your coffee and join us for one or all of our walks!