Tongue-tied when your kids ask you what the Bible says about. . .anything? You are not alone. In January, we will have the first of an occasional series of Bible studies for adults following the Super Wednesday meal in the reception room. We will tackle the most awkward subject first: sex.

Join Pastor Rachel and others each Wednesday in January to dive into the text and historical context of biblical attitudes toward sexuality as part of the human experience. We will gather in the reception room at 6:30pm.

The annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day community celebration will take place on Monday, January 18, 2016. It will be held at Emmaus Church, 712 N. Linden Street from 7:00pm-8:15pm. The focus this year will be on The Color of Unity. Dr. King said "We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools." This event is free and open to all. Everyone in the community is encouraged to attend.

You are invited to the 50th Anniversary Super Wednesday kickoff! Come at the regular Super Wednesday time (5:30 p.m.). We will enjoy a meal together and, at approximately 6:15, the Committee will share some of the results of research. We will also share a must see video clip from 1965/1966.

Luke 2:1-7

Rev. Rachel McIver Morey

Jeremiah 1:4-10

Rev. Rachel McIver Morey

Isaiah 62:1-5

Rev. Rachel McIver Morey

Acts 8:14-17

Rev. Jerad Morey

January 3: Single Service at 10:00 am

Ephesians 3:1-12

Rev. Rachel McIver Morey

Celebration of Holy Communion

Single Service at 10:00am

Luke 2:41-52

Rev. Richard Collman

If you need more elbow room and quiet reflection, our later service will be led in music by organist Cathy Rodland and Celtic musician Laura MacKenzie. We will conclude with candle lighting and "Silent Night."