Events

Sunday Services are held at 10:00am

RUMMAGE SALE- Treasure Chest will host the annual fall rummage sale on Friday, October 9th and Saturday, October 10th from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.  The event will feature ” BAG SALE” on Saturday! Grab your best treasure hunter friends and come  find your next hidden gem. 

THE QUILTED TREE QUILT SHOW-Join us for a celebration of fabric, artistry, and community at The Quilted Tree Quilt Show! Whether you are an experienced quilter or simply appreciate beautiful fiber art, this event has something for everyone. Friday, October 9th & Saturday, October 10th from 10 AM until 4 PM. Beautiful quilt displays, quilts for sale, a variety of vendors, and live technique demonstrations. Mark your calendars and bring a friend. We can look forward to seeing you there! 

LECTIO MEETING- THIRD SUNDAY OF THE MONTH -You are invited to join our  monthly “Lectio Group.” This is an opportunity to learn a prayerful approach to Scripture reading, building upon our Lenten class on Lectio Divina (“sacred reading”).  No prior experience is necessary. We will meet in person in the North Parlor at 6:30 PM on the third Sunday of each month. If you prefer to participate via Zoom, a link will be shared in our email list. You can also request the link from Tami in the church office.

 FAMILY LUNCH- October 11th following worship.  This months menu is Kielbassa & Sauerkraut, Roasted Potatoes, Fresh Green Beans and Cookies.  Everyone is welcome. Please come join us!

COMMUNITY GAME NIGHT – Friday, October 9th at 6:30 pm.  $5 Entry fee for dinner(pizza, veggies, beverages and dessert) and a night of table games.  We will also hold a Euchre Tournament ($5 entry fee with cash prizes).  No need to sign up, but Please join us and bring a friend!

REFORMED SPIRITUALITY AND THE NATURAL WORLD: TALKS ON DESIRE- Sundays September 20th – October 18th at 11:30 am.   A Key question in Christian spirituality is, ” What do we do with our desire?” The question is very practial in nature, and yet it opens out to broad theological questions about human nature in its created goodness and in its sinful distortions.  The Reformed tradion has been known to take a dim view of desire, and yet a careful reading of some of the key theologians in the tradition suggests that, although desire is a proble, it is also the solution.  In thes talks, we consider the ways John Calvin, Jonathan Edwards, and the English-speaking Pritan tradition understood the natural world as kind of invitation to a trasformed relationship with our natural desires.  In nature, we see a marvelous and often severe beauty, and we are invited beyond our customary obsessions and preoccupations toward a wider appreciation of God’s glory.  We will meet in the South Parlor, or for a Zoom link contact Tami in the church office.

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