Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary month to month:

• February- Centering Prayer

• March- Zazen/Silent meditation

• April- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

On Sunday March 22nd, we will gather for a screening of “Romero”. This powerful film follows the life and ministry of Archbishop Oscar Romero, as he grapples with the role of church in society during the turmoil of the Salvadoran Civil War.

A light lunch will be provided starting at noon, with the film beginning once people have had a chance to fill their plates.

All are welcome!

Starting on Wednesday February 25th, we will begin a weekly study of the lives of some of our saints.

We will learn, reflect, and pray in the manner of members of Christ’s church. Sessions will focus on: Christ’s disciples and apostles, the Cappadocian Fathers, Meister Eckhart and Julian of Norwich, saints of the Civil Rights era, and modern saints such as Dorothy Day.

Sessions will take place each Wednesday at 12:30 in Fellowship Hall, and all sessions are independent of one another, so folks can participate as their schedules allow.

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary month to month:

• February- Centering Prayer

• March- Zazen/Silent meditation

• April- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Come share a song or a poem, or come listen to your friends and neighbors.

Sign-up starts 1/2 an hour prior to the event.

Pot Luck at 5:30
Open Mic starts at 6:30

Starting on Wednesday February 25th, we will begin a weekly study of the lives of some of our saints.

We will learn, reflect, and pray in the manner of members of Christ’s church. Sessions will focus on: Christ’s disciples and apostles, the Cappadocian Fathers, Meister Eckhart and Julian of Norwich, saints of the Civil Rights era, and modern saints such as Dorothy Day.

Sessions will take place each Wednesday at 12:30 in Fellowship Hall, and all sessions are independent of one another, so folks can participate as their schedules allow.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary month to month:

• February- Centering Prayer

• March- Zazen/Silent meditation

• April- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Please join us for our free Community Lunch!

Monday, March 2nd - Noon to 1:00pm
(or until soup runs out)
in Fellowship Hall
200 Main Street, Wellfleet

Soup, bread, salad, and dessert

Everyone is welcome!

Lunches will be held the 1st Monday of the month, October-May

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary month to month:

• February- Centering Prayer

• March- Zazen/Silent meditation

• April- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary month to month:

• February- Centering Prayer

• March- Zazen/Silent meditation

• April- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

In our ongoing series of nature and spirituality walks, we will be joined by Abby Archer on Sunday February 8th at 2pm.

Abby is a Fisheries and Aquaculture Specialist for the Cape Cod Cooperative Extension, and will be leading a walk looking at winter waterfowl. The walk will meet at the church, and head down across Uncle Tim's Bridge and along the waterfront of Duck Creek.

This will be a relatively easy hike, and those with mobility impairments are invited to drive down to the town lot across from Adams Lodge following the introductory remarks.

Starting January 22nd, join us on Thursday afternoons for a screening and discussion of the comedy series “A Man On the Inside”. This series follows Ted Danson, who plays a recent widower looking for direction in his life, who takes a job with a private investigator to go undercover at a retirement community to investigate a theft. While the series is truly funny, it also explores themes of loss, grief, changes in life, new friendships and relationships, and family dynamics. This series will run for 5 weeks, and while people will get more out of seeing the whole, they can also drop in as available.

On Wednesday February 18th, we will mark the beginning of Lent with an Ash Wednesday service at 12:00. Come for a time of prayerful reflection, receive the mark of ashes, and prepare yourself for the coming 40 days. All are welcome.

Starting January 22nd, join us on Thursday afternoons for a screening and discussion of the comedy series “A Man On the Inside”. This series follows Ted Danson, who plays a recent widower looking for direction in his life, who takes a job with a private investigator to go undercover at a retirement community to investigate a theft. While the series is truly funny, it also explores themes of loss, grief, changes in life, new friendships and relationships, and family dynamics. This series will run for 5 weeks, and while people will get more out of seeing the whole, they can also drop in as available.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary week to week:

• 1st Mondays- Centering Prayer

• 2nd Mondays- Mindfulness meditation

• 3rd Mondays- Zazen/Silent meditation

• 4th Mondays- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Starting January 22nd, join us on Thursday afternoons for a screening and discussion of the comedy series “A Man On the Inside”. This series follows Ted Danson, who plays a recent widower looking for direction in his life, who takes a job with a private investigator to go undercover at a retirement community to investigate a theft. While the series is truly funny, it also explores themes of loss, grief, changes in life, new friendships and relationships, and family dynamics. This series will run for 5 weeks, and while people will get more out of seeing the whole, they can also drop in as available.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Please join us for our free Community Lunch!

Monday, February 2nd - Noon to 1:00pm
(or until soup runs out)
in Fellowship Hall
200 Main Street, Wellfleet

Soup, bread, salad, and dessert

Everyone is welcome!

Lunches will be held the 1st Monday of the month, October-May

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary week to week:

• 1st Mondays- Centering Prayer

• 2nd Mondays- Mindfulness meditation

• 3rd Mondays- Zazen/Silent meditation

• 4th Mondays- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Starting January 22nd, join us on Thursday afternoons for a screening and discussion of the comedy series “A Man On the Inside”. This series follows Ted Danson, who plays a recent widower looking for direction in his life, who takes a job with a private investigator to go undercover at a retirement community to investigate a theft. While the series is truly funny, it also explores themes of loss, grief, changes in life, new friendships and relationships, and family dynamics. This series will run for 5 weeks, and while people will get more out of seeing the whole, they can also drop in as available.

On Thursday, January 29th, First Congregational will be hosting a Blood Drive provided by Cape Cod Healthcare.

All donations will remain “on-Cape” to meet the needs of our communities and neighbors.

Cumberland Farms gift card for all donors!

Pre-registration is required.

Have you ever wondered what Christianity has in common with other faiths? Join Pastor Jon and James Kershner, as they lead a discussion of “Living Buddha, Living Christ” by Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh. This text explores the similarities and points of inflection between Christianity and Buddhism. Kershner was a student of Hanh, and will articulate the Buddhist perspective, while Pastor Jon will be discussing the Christian one.

This discussion series will meet Mondays at 2pm at the Wellfleet Library, starting on January 26th.

Registration is limited, please sign up here!

Join our weekly Monday meditations. During the winter, sessions will be held at the Parsonage.

Styles and traditions will vary week to week:

• 1st Mondays- Centering Prayer

• 2nd Mondays- Mindfulness meditation

• 3rd Mondays- Zazen/Silent meditation

• 4th Mondays- Lectio Divina.

Sessions will begin at 8:30 and last between 45 minutes and an hour.

Come share a song or a poem, or come listen to your friends and neighbors.

Sign-up starts 1/2 an hour prior to the event.

Light refreshments will be provided.

Starting January 22nd, join us on Thursday afternoons for a screening and discussion of the comedy series “A Man On the Inside”. This series follows Ted Danson, who plays a recent widower looking for direction in his life, who takes a job with a private investigator to go undercover at a retirement community to investigate a theft. While the series is truly funny, it also explores themes of loss, grief, changes in life, new friendships and relationships, and family dynamics. This series will run for 5 weeks, and while people will get more out of seeing the whole, they can also drop in as available.