An All Church Clean-Up Day has been rescheduled for Saturday, May 7 from 9 to noon. There will be work, both inside and outside, weather permitting.  There’s a list posted on the table at the church entrance and in the fireside room with items for your consideration. If May 7 doesn’t work for you and another time would be better, let Bill Martin, Trustee-Facilities, know.

Work on the list includes:

• vacuuming red sanctuary chairs
• washing windows, inside and out
• polishing pulpit & organ
• cleaning patio & installing the umbrellas
• rake/blow leaves in Columbarium
• use weedeater where necessary
• mow the north & west lawn

Common Earth Community Garden is sponsoring some free, informational, hands-on workshops for Earth Day at the location of the Common Earth Community Garden on Saturday April 23, from 4-5:30pm. Topics are

• Art of Composting
• Natural Bees and Pollinators
• Clay Seed Bombs

“Just Eating” is a play on words that this new class will examine as it explores the opportunity to thoughtfully live out our faith and practice justice as we “just eat”.

We will use scripture, prayer and stories to explore five key aspects of our relationship to food:
Food sharing as sacramental
The health of our bodies
The access others have to food
The health of the earth
The ways we use food to extend hospitality and enrich relationships

“Just Eating” is a play on words that this new class will examine as it explores the opportunity to thoughtfully live out our faith and practice justice as we “just eat”.

We will use scripture, prayer and stories to explore five key aspects of our relationship to food:
Food sharing as sacramental
The health of our bodies
The access others have to food
The health of the earth
The ways we use food to extend hospitality and enrich relationships

“Just Eating” is a play on words that this new class will examine as it explores the opportunity to thoughtfully live out our faith and practice justice as we “just eat”.

We will use scripture, prayer and stories to explore five key aspects of our relationship to food:
Food sharing as sacramental
The health of our bodies
The access others have to food
The health of the earth
The ways we use food to extend hospitality and enrich relationships