Church/Spiritual

Church/Spiritual 07.21.22

Church of the Redeemer

Christmas in July continues on Thursdays from 3-6. Candles, décor, gift boxes, and serving dishes are available for your holiday celebrations. 

Sunday service, July 24 is at 9:00. Join us and stay following the service for coffee hour and socializing. 

Hot Mess Crafters meets on Wednesday at 10 AM. We have what you need to get started on a new project, and we are always looking for crafters, new and experienced. 

Bible Study is on Wednesday at 4:00. We are studying Max Lucado’s “You Were Made for the Moment” which explores the Book of Esther. 

The Church of the Redeemer is an Episcopal church located on CDTA bus route #214 at the corner of Third and Catherine Streets. There is handicap parking, a ramp in front, and a parking lot in the rear. 

Fr. Robert Haskell may be emailed at rhaskell2@nullnycap.rr.com

Gilead Lutheran Church Summer Services

Gilead is holding worship services outside during July and August at 9:30 a.m. Please join us as we continue to be COVID-cautious and having to have fans running to help make it comfortable when the sanctuary is hot. 

We have chosen the safer way – to hold services outside. There is plenty of parking. The service can be heard on the car radio on 107.5 FM as you participate in the service surrounded by God’s beautiful pond and the corn field. The geese family has left the pond, but maybe they will return for services. Communion will be offered. Bring a chair if you prefer to sit outside of your vehicle. 

Gilead is located in Center Brunswick at the intersection of Route 7 east and 378. Our phone is 518-279-9270 and our web site is gileadlutheran.org.”

Vacation Bible School Compassion Camp hosted by Hope Lutheran Church

WHAT: Hope Lutheran Church is hosting its annual vacation bible school. A tradition for more than 30 years, this year’s theme is Compassion. Children will learn about compassion for others, themselves, and our world. They will examine all the places in their lives to cultivate compassion and practice it. There will be music, Bible stories, creative crafts, movement, snacks, and play.

Day 1: What is Compassion? How do we recognize opportunities to practice it?

Day 2: How do we have compassion for ourselves?

Day 3: How do we shoe compassion to our neighbor?

Day 4: How do we show compassion in the world?

Day 5: How do we act on all we have learned at Compassion Camp?

WHO: Children ages 4-12

WHEN: August 1-5, 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM

WHERE: Hope Lutheran Church, 470 Winter Street Ext., North Greenbush, NY 12180

HOW: Registration forms are available at HOPELC.org. For more information call 518-283-1372 

Attendance is FREE

Gilead’s Body & Soul Pantry

Our hours for this month are still 3-5 PM. Of course, you all know that we will not have a dinner again this month. Many of you have asked when we will be serving meals back in the Fellowship Hall. We constantly keep an eye on the number of infections and if those numbers remain low we hope to serve the September meal indoors. 

We are still located in Gilead Lutheran Church’s Fellowship Hall. The church is Route 278 in Center Brunswick.

Support for Parents of Children with Disabilities

BRUNSWICK – Do you have a child with various disabilities or other needs? You are cordially invited to participate in a support group from the comfort of your own home! This is an opportunity to share concerns, insights, and resources to help navigate through both rewarding and challenging times. The host is Connie Vooys, a former special education teacher and mother to a special needs child. 

The group meets via zoom on the first and third Thursday of the month at 7:00 PM, and is open to all parents and caregivers without regard to geographic or religious boundaries. If you are interested, please write to office@nullbrunswickchurch.org and Connie will send you an online link to the group and answer any questions you may have. Sometimes a bit of encouragement makes all the difference!

Cancer Support Group

BRUNSWICK – There are very few of us who have not been affected by cancer, either as a patient, family member, or friend. If you are dealing with the stress of this disease for whatever reason, talking with others in similar circumstances can be very beneficial. 

A warm invitation is extended to attend a Zoom cancer support group, led once a month (the third Monday) by retired pastor Ted Wright, he himself a cancer patient. If you have any questions or would like the zoom link, please contact Ted at twright@nullbrunswickchurch.org. 

This is a ministry in conjunction with Brunswick Church at 42 White Church Lane (just off Rt. 351). Our worship services are Sundays at 9:30 AM and all are welcome. Church participation is not required to have cancer support.

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