A Month of Sundays
In our long look at the spirituality of our different stages of life, we turn now to what adults do with most of their time - work. What does work mean to us, to our world, to life itself? Is it spiritual, or just something we must do to stay alive? And what is it exactly? A job, a task, a calling, a way to make money or a way to make a life?Two special notes: As in previous years, we observe Lent non-verbally, through music. This year - the faces of jazz, the indigenous cultural Creole form that was born of the blues, and at its heart expresses the spirit of those who have had to struggle for dignity and hope. Please note that the Keller exhibit at the same time is about the art of struggle, how beauty sometimes arises from the hard work of obtaining and keeping one's dignity and hope.March 7 – "Golfing with Monkeys" We welcome a guest this week, the Rev. Scott Alexander, who spoke here some years ago. He is triply connected to us, though, being a friend and colleague of our Senior Minister, and having family who live in the area.
March 14 - "The Work of Our Hands" Fred Wooden preaching.
March 21 - "Whatcha Makin?" Matthew Cockrum preaching.
March 28 - "Creative Destruction" Fred Wooden preaching.
And keep these Services in mind too.....
April 2 - Good Friday, 12:15 p.m. Service. The Senior Minister will conduct this Service for the first time on his own.
April 4 - Easter Sunday, "New Heavens and New Earth" Fred Wooden preaching.
April 18 - We will celebrate Earth Day with our Annual Reverence for Life Sunday and blessing of the animals. Come one, come all!!! FSC is a house of prayer for all....not just people!