330 Concord Road

Sudbury, MA 01776 

If severe weather requires Sunday services to be canceled, every effort will be made to notify church members. Information can be found on the church's website, at WBZ (look under "school closings"), and on our telephone's recorded message (978-443-9151). Remember to use good judgment and don't venture out if conditions feel unsafe. 

March 6th at 9:45am -

March 1, 2013 

This Sunday marks the 3rd Sunday in Lent. Please join us for worship Sunday at 9:30am or 11:00am. Sunday School and Adult Education begins at 9:30am.

We would like to beautify the Sanctuary for Easter Sunday with Easter lilies and spring flowers. It is a special way to honor or remember a loved one. The order forms are in Fellowship Hall. The price is $10.00/plant. The deadline for orders is Palm Sunday, March 24th. Please contact Jane Dossett for more information (508-361-3910 or [email protected]).

 

Dr. McIvor's sermon is "Two Brothers, Both Lost" based on Luke 15.11-32. Because we tend to read the Bible moralistically ("you're bad") rather than theologically ("God is good"), this parable appears to focus on the younger son, that is, the prodigal who is forgiven by his father. (But ain't it awful what that bad boy did - all that sinful living!) This way of reading the story, however, misses how the forgiving father also forgives the elder son. (What a good boy he was.) In other words, the parable is about the father who forgives two lost sons. Do we get that?

When was the last time you checked out our church's website? Did you know that you can not only find links to our calendar and weekly sermon information, you can discover the latest news about upcoming events and catch up on old news as well. If you explore the "News" page, you will find previous email communications and newsletters. Additional information about ongoing programs and events can be found in "Announcements" directly from the "News" page. Bookmark our site and check it regularly!

Our very own Director of Music, Dr. Matthew Guerrieri was featured last week in The Sudbury Crier. You can view the article "Framingham choir director explores Beethoven's Fifth" online here. Congratulations Matthew!