united church of christ [ucc]
 |
 |
|
Photo Gallery Links: | Church Building | Special Events | Visual Ministry | |
SPRING CONCERT
Our annual spring concert will take place on Saturday May 3 at 5:00 pm, followed by a potluck supper. The music will range from sacred to Broadway and Jazz. There is something for everyone, and special audience participation for the children. In addition to the bell choir and senior choir, featured performers include Barry Simon (hammered dulcimer), Lisa Manning (vocals and puppets), Carolyn Manela (French horn), Virginia Alsworth (violin) and Dan Masterson (jazz piano and vocals).
MY CHURCH IS YOUR CHURCH
We are building a relationship with the Clermont Church of the KwaZulu-Natal Region of South Africa. Over the past two and a half years there have been various activities and a visit here by one of their members, Thembi Mbhele, who addressed our congregation. Recently Bob Boissy sent them a letter asking for their prayers as we seek a new pastor. read more...
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Our church has covenanted with Old Colony Habitat for Humanity, and supports them with both labor and financial contributions. Last year we completed a house in Plainville, and soon we hope to break ground on a new house in North Attleboro. See their newsletter for pictures and information.
Our annual spring concert will take place on Saturday May 3 at 5:00 pm, followed by a potluck supper. The music will range from sacred to Broadway and Jazz. There is something for everyone, and special audience participation for the children. In addition to the bell choir and senior choir, featured performers include Barry Simon (hammered dulcimer), Lisa Manning (vocals and puppets), Carolyn Manela (French horn), Virginia Alsworth (violin) and Dan Masterson (jazz piano and vocals).
MY CHURCH IS YOUR CHURCH
We are building a relationship with the Clermont Church of the KwaZulu-Natal Region of South Africa. Over the past two and a half years there have been various activities and a visit here by one of their members, Thembi Mbhele, who addressed our congregation. Recently Bob Boissy sent them a letter asking for their prayers as we seek a new pastor. read more...
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Our church has covenanted with Old Colony Habitat for Humanity, and supports them with both labor and financial contributions. Last year we completed a house in Plainville, and soon we hope to break ground on a new house in North Attleboro. See their newsletter for pictures and information.
WELCOME to KENNETH C. LANDIN, OUR NEW SETTLED PASTOR |
 |
|
The worship service on April 6, will mark a new era in the life of the Original Congregational Church. This is when we welcome Reverend Kenneth C. Landin (pictured here with his wife Jeanne) as our Settled Senior Pastor. Click here to read a brief history about Reverend Landin, including his faith journey, his pastoral experience and some personal information that resulted in the congregation’s decision. |
YOUTH AND CHURCH SCHOOL
The Education Team has adopted the Wrentham Food Pantry as its mission project for the year. The first Sunday of each month please bring your donations. Put them in the red wagons in the Narthex and on the stage in Fellowship Hall. Kid friendly foods are always welcome.
THIS WEEK AT OCC
MONDAY May 12
9:15 am Chapel Prayer
7:30 pm Coordinating Council Meeting
TUESDAY May 13
10:00 am Staff Meeting
7:30 pm Finance Team
WEDNESDAY May 14
THURSDAY May 15
9:00 am Ladies' Breakfast
10:0 am Prayer Chain
7:30 pm Senior Choir -- Music Room -- All are welcome - Come and try us out
FRIDAY May 16
8:00 am Panera Bread Distribution -- Fellowship Hall
SATURDAY May 17
10:00 am Food Pantry -- Whiston House
SUNDAY May 18
10:00 am Nursery
10:00 am Worship Service -- Sanctuary
10:00 am Sunday School classes
11:00 am Coffee and Fellowship -- Fellowship Hall
11:15 am Children's Choir Rehearsal: Music Room
Daily Bible Verses and Readings. Click here for daily inspiration in the translation of your choice.
Surfing the web: for a great list of religious, social action, family and church websites, visit our archives. click here...