Ten o'clock Hour

Please see the Sunday bulletin and our website for an updated schedule of classes and locations. Or join us for our Community Gathering Time at 9:45 a.m. in Margaret Jewett Hall. In addition to coffee or tea, we offer a brief liturgy of song and blessing and a look ahead to 10 a.m. options for the day. On many Sunday mornings, there is also a small group Bible Study being offering in the Tower Room at 10 a.m. Lay leaders and scriptural focus varies.

Latest Ten o'clock Hour News

Living Faith & Family LIfe - May 12,19 & 26
Posted: Apr 26 2013 - 9:22pm

Our congregation has recently engaged in conversations about “Learning, Living, and Sharing” the way of Jesus. But “Learning, Living and Sharing” are not just for grownups! We invite parents and caregivers of young children to a Ten O'clock discussion series on faith formation at home.

Topics may include: How should we engage Bible stories? How do our own faith journeys impact our parenting? What are age-appropriate responses to hard theological questions? Is Sabbath something we can practice as a family? Are there table graces beyond "God is great, God is good...?" When can our kids engage in service projects?

Don't currently have children at home? We invite uncles and aunts, grandparents and caring grownups to offer wisdom and support in these conversations. Questions? Speak to Sarah Higginbotham or Reebee Girash.

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