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19TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
OCTOBER 3, 2021
Worldwide Communion Sunday
Hybrid service to be conducted in person and online via Zoom 9:30 am
“Because there is one bread,
we who are many are one body,
for we all partake of one bread.” I Corinthians 10:17
First Congregational Church of Camden, United Church of Christ
Growing in Faith, Centered in Christ, Committed to Community
We are an Open and Affirming Congregation embracing diversity
and affirming the worth and dignity of every person.
We welcome everyone to share in all aspects of our church life.
During the service please use speaker view instead of gallery view and keep your mics
muted during the service. DON’T click the
green Share Screen icon, that’s only for the HOST! This avoids the service being interrupted whenever you move or speak at home
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THE SERVICE OF WELCOME
WELCOME AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRELUDE World Communion Sunday meditation on “Joyful, Joyful”
(https://youtu.be/TbQvV6eIUxE)
RESPONSIVE CALL TO WORSHIP Judy Cucinotta by Ana and Tod Gobledale, Global Ministries Associates
serving in the United Kingdom
One: We gather today as the people of God, as a community of Christ’s followers.
Many: We gather to share Word and sacrament, to discern the ways of faithful service.
One: Where in the world shall we serve our God?
Many: At home and school and business place – in this community and throughout
every land.
One: How in the world shall we serve our God?
Many: By working toward justice where there is oppression, by offering comfort where
there is pain, by sharing love where there is hatred.
One: Why in the world shall we serve our God?
Many: Because the Spirit beckons us, because Jesus calls us to enact our faith. Let us
now worship the one who calls us!
* HYMN #2 Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
Joyful, joyful, we adore thee,
God of glory, Lord of love;
Hearts unfold like flow’rs before thee,
Op’ning to the sun above.
Melt the clouds of sin and sadness;
Drive the dark of doubt away;
Giver of immortal gladness,
Fill us with the light of day!
All thy works with joy surround thee,
Earth and heav’n reflect thy rays,
Stars and angels sing around thee,
Center of unbroken praise.
Field and forest, vale and mountain,
Flow’ry meadow, flashing sea,
Singing bird and flowing fountain
Call us to rejoice in thee.
Thou art giving and forgiving,
Ever blessing, ever blest,
Wellspring of the joy of living,
Ocean depth of happy rest!
Thou our Father, Christ our Brother,
All who live in love are thine;
Teach us how to love each other,
Lift us to the joy divine.
Mortals, join the happy chorus,
Stars of morning, take your part;
Love divine is reigning o’er us,
Binding those of tender heart.
Ever singing, march we onward,
Victors in the midst of strife,
Joyful music leads us sunward
In the triumph song of life.
* UNISON PRAYER OF INVOCATION Adapted from the Africana Worship Book
Today, God, we confess our fumblings and failures in accomplishing unity, as we set aside
yet another day to remind ourselves of the task. On this World Communion Sunday, give
us eyes to recognize your reflection in the eyes of all whom we meet. Give us a mind to
accept and celebrate our differences. Give us a heart big enough to love your children
everywhere. We thank you for setting a table with space enough for us all! Amen.
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* SPOKEN GLORIA from the UCC Book of Worship
Glory to God the Creator, and to the Christ, and to the Holy Spirit: as it was in the
beginning, is now, and will be forever. Amen.
*THE PASSING OF CHRIST’S PEACE Leader: The Peace of Christ be always with you.
People: And also with you.
THE SERVICE OF THE WORD
TIME FOR CHILDREN Joseph Coté
EPISTLE I Corinthians 12:12-22, 26 Judy Cucinotta
For just as the body is one and has many members, and all the members of the body, though
many, are one body, so it is with Christ. For in the one Spirit we were all baptized into one
body—Jews or Greeks, slaves or free—and we were all made to drink of one Spirit Indeed, the
body does not consist of one member but of many. If the foot would say, “Because I am not a
hand, I do not belong to the body,” that would not make it any less a part of the body. And if the
ear would say, “Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body,” that would not make it
any less a part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would the hearing be? If the
whole body were hearing, where would the sense of smell be? But as it is, God arranged the
members in the body, each one of them, as he chose. If all were a single member, where would
the body be? As it is, there are many members, yet one body. The eye cannot say to the hand, “I
have no need of you,” nor again the head to the feet, “I have no need of you.” On the contrary,
the members of the body that seem to be weaker are indispensable. If one member suffers, all
suffer together with it; if one member is honored, all rejoice together with it.
GOSPEL Mark 10:13-16
People were bringing little children to him in order that he might touch them; and the disciples
spoke sternly to them. But when Jesus saw this, he was indignant and said to them, “Let the little
children come to me; do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the Realm of God
belongs. Truly I tell you, whoever does not receive the Realm of God as a little child will never
enter it.” And he took them up in his arms, laid his hands on them, and blessed them.
SERMON What If? Ute Molitor
THE SERVICE OF GRATITUDE
SHARING OF JOYS AND CONCERNS Please send your concerns ahead of time to Ute at [email protected] or leave a message on Ute’s
voice mail (236-4821). During the worship time, you can write a prayer in via the chat function at the
bottom of the screen. Please only share if you have permission by the person you wish to pray for. Please
only use first name and keep personal information to a minimum as this will be available publicly.
SILENT PRAYER AND PASTORAL PRAYER
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THE LORD’S PRAYER (Philip Newell, Casa del Sol)
Ground of all being, Mother of life, Father of the Universe, Your name is sacred, beyond
speaking. May we know your presence, may your longings be our longings in heart and in
action. May there be food for the human family today and for the whole earth community.
Forgive us the falseness of what we have done, as we forgive those who have been untrue to
us. Do not forsake us in our time of conflict, but lead us into new beginnings. For the light
of life, the vitality of life, and the glory of life are yours now and forever. Amen.
OFFERTORY INVITATION Planned Giving Campaign Roger Burke
OFFERTORY ANTHEM Love Has Broken Down the Wall
(Mark Miller) https://youtu.be/ezHbywt-4jQ
* Sanctuary Choir
* UNISON PRAYER OF DEDICATION Judy Cucinotta
Each day we drink from your grace, mercy and abundance, gracious God. We return
these offerings to you now, praying that they may still the thirst and hunger of others in
need. In Christ’s name we pray. Amen.
THE SERVICE OF HOLY COMMUNION Communion liturgy adapted from an offering by Rev. Maren Tirabassi
* HYMN #393 One Bread, One Body (recorded by Sanctuary Choir)
https://youtu.be/W_pky0Ajumw
One bread, one body, one Lord of all
One cup of blessing which we bless
And we, though many, throughout the earth
We are one body in this one Lord.
Gentile or Jew, servant or free
Woman or man, no more.
One bread, one body, one Lord of all
One cup of blessing which we bless
And we, though many, throughout the earth
We are one body in this one Lord.
Many the gifts, many the works
One in the Lord of all.
One bread, one body, one Lord of all
One cup of blessing which we bless
And we, though many, throughout the Earth
We are one body in this one Lord.
Grain for the fields, scattered and grown,
Gathered to one, for all.
One bread, one body, one Lord of all
One cup of blessing which we bless
And we, though many, throughout the earth
We are one body in this one Lord.
INVITATION
Come to the table of One whose footprints are on tundra, desert, delta, the Sea of Galilee, bush
and forest and whose Good News speaks in Swahili, Spanish and Sign, Bahasa Indonesia,
Basque and Braille, Urdu, HTML and Te Reo Maori. Come to the breaking of rice cake, puto
and corn tortilla, the laying down of seema and wafer, the passing of unleavened Passover bread
and naan, and the pouring a cup of merlot or concord grape, salabat juice, atole, or coconut milk.
Come to a meal with a global guest list. There is no “save the date” – it is now.
WORDS OF REMEMBERING We remember the Creator fed the aurora borealis and ocean depths, all we see now that grows
and breathes, all that swims, swarms, slithers, all that runs, flies, leaps and loves.
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We remember Jesus Christ played vintner at a wedding feast and taught the disciples never to
substitute anything like stone or snake when they feed the unhoused or hungry, a child, an elder,
a family camped under a bridge. We always remember a Passover in Jerusalem when Jesus
borrowed an upper room, soaked and scrubbed the tired feet and rough heels of others, and
explained that there is a hunger so deep no one can feed themselves, everyone must drink from a
hand of love.
Remembering is beautiful, but there is not much to taste in it. Let us fill our emptiness, by sitting
down here and now, distant in pews or virtual tenderness, as people are doing in all the world, to
eat and drink, be blessed and whole.
WORDS OF INSTITUTION
PRAYER OF CONSECRATION God, bless the spoons, chopsticks, flat bread and fingers of all your children. Bless every
meeting of hunger and generosity. Bless our memories of food shared and our hopes for
food justice. Bless the peace of our common cup, the pieces of our broken bread, that,
everywhere and in this place sacred to us today, it may become a sacred meal, our pledge of
open table, a sign of our care for earth itself – fin, feather, scale and fur, wave and wind,
ground un-quaked beneath our feet and breath clear of wildfire. Amen
INVITATION All of you who hunger and thirst for a better life, for a deeper faith, for a better world, here is the
bread of life: feed on it with gratitude; here is the cup of salvation: drink from it and believe.
SHARING OF COMMUNION Leader: The bread is blessed and broken like the banquet of grace. Let us eat the bread.
Unison: Sharing love, we will never be hungry.
Leader: The cup is blessed and poured like overflowing tears and joy. Let us drink the cup.
Unison: Drinking deeply, we will never thirst.
PRAYER OF THANKSGIVING (adapted)) Bountiful God, we give thanks that you have refreshed us by granting us the presence of
Christ. Strengthen our faith, increase our love for one another, and send us forth into the
world with courage and peace, rejoicing in the power of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
* CLOSING HYMN #447 Thuma Mina (recorded by Sanctuary choir) https://youtu.be/jziJXG5vveY Thuma mina. thuma mina.
Thuma mina, Somandla.
Send me, Jesus; send me, Jesus;
Send me, Jesus; send me, Lord.
Lead me, Jesus; lead me, Jesus;
Lead me, Jesus; lead me, Lord.
Fill me, Jesus; fill me, Jesus;
Fill me, Jesus; fill me, Lord.
* BENEDICTION
POSTLUDE Siyahamba “We are Marching” –– John Behnke
* Matt Mainster, organ
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OUR THANKS TO TODAY’S VOLUNTEERS! Deacon on Site: Terri Mackenzie
Deacon on Site/Zoom: Michael Griffiths
Liturgist: Judy Cucinotta
Children’s Message: Joseph Coté
Greeters: Fred Bucklin, Marti Garrison
Ushers: Melvin Achorn, Scott Achorn
Altar Flowers: Given by Amy Rollins in honor of her parents’ wedding anniversary
Please join us for Virtual Coffee Hour, an on-line zoom conversation for
fellowship following the service. Get your coffee ready!
Welcome to all who worship with us today.
Welcome Newcomers! We welcome the opportunity to get to know you better
and to share information about the life and mission of
our congregation. Attending a Newcomer Orientation
Session opens a door into getting more connected and
does not come with the expectation that you will choose
to join the Church.
Please join us after worship TODAY, October 3 at 11:00 a.m. at the Church. If you feel
moved to join our faith community, you can do so during the Sunday morning worship
service on October 17. You will have the opportunity to join while on Zoom or be part of
the live service in the sanctuary. Please contact the Church Office at 236-4821 to register for
one of our Newcomer Sessions. If you would like to have a newcomer orientation via zoom,
please contact Ute at [email protected].
On Sunday, October 10th, following worship, we
will celebrate Wayne Berry's retirement as
Custodian of our Buildings and Grounds here in
the church building.
It is not yet clear how COVID restrictions will affect the way we honor him on that day, but please
save the date.
In the meantime, we are putting together a basket of notes and thank-you cards to give to Wayne.
Please take this opportunity to send your note to Wayne Berry at the church (55 Elm Street,
Camden, ME 04843). If you happen to be at church before then, there are blank cards and notes
available for your use on the Opportunities Table outside the church office. The notes will be held
and presented to him on October 10th.
We are also offering an opportunity for anyone who wishes, to make a contribution to a
monetary retirement gift from the whole church to Wayne. If you wish to donate, please send
your check paid to the order of First Congregational Church to the church office at the above
address and mark in the memo line “Wayne gift” so Tabitha can keep track of contributions. You
will also find a “Donate” button on our web page if that is more convenient. Thank you.
Amy Rollins, Moderator
Donna Crane, Personnel Chair
Meg Thomas, Membership Chair
Jinx Hufnagel, Membership
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Mark and Ute will be in Wisconsin from October 20-25 to celebrate the life of Mark’s dad,
Robert Burrows, who died in April, 2020. Rev. Jane McIntyre will be preaching on
October 24th. Rev. Marti Garison (928-231-7664) will be providing pastoral coverage.
HALLOWEEN CARE PACKAGE TIME
Do you have a child or grandchild who is away at boarding school or college this semester? The church has a tradition of sending Halloween Care Packages to our students, and we have continued to do so throughout the pandemic.
Please add your students' names and addresses to the mailing list by calling or emailing Becky by Friday, October 8th.
In lieu of our usual pumpkin patch bulletin board, everyone is invited to donate an item from the list
below. Please let Becky know which item(s) you plan to donate, so that we can keep track of what's still needed, and also to make arrangements to drop off your items to Becky in the church office by October 18th.
• 3-Pack of Microwave Popcorn • Box of Granola Bars • Single serving bags of pretzels, crackers or cookies • Bag of Individually wrapped chocolate miniatures • Multi-Packs of Chewing Gum • Mini Hand Sanitizers • Hot Cocoa Packets • Pencils, pens or highlighters • Cash toward postage (in $5 or $10 increments)
Thank you from your care package coordinators, Amy Rollins and Bette McFarland
NEWS FROM HEAVENLY THREADS
Heavenly Threads Thrift Shop is switching to our
FALL/WINTER HOURS
as of Tuesday Oct 5, 2021.
Tuesday-Saturday
Shop Open: 11am-3pm
Donations Accepted: 9am-3pm
If you have any questions about donating to us, please call us at 236-3203.
And THANK YOU for your continued support.
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JOIN US ON THE NEXT CONNECT WITH NATURE OUTING:
SUNDAY, OCT. 17 1 PM TOURING THE PITMAN BLUEBERRY FARM IN APPLETON.
Our church's Connecting With Nature program will host a tour and
discussion of a wild blueberry barren farm in Appleton on Sunday
October 17 starting at 1PM. We will learn how wild blueberries
are grown and harvested at the historic farm of former church
members Barbara and Jim Pitman. Let's gather at 1460 Appleton
Ridge Road at 1pm. Please let our host Ed Weber
(mailto:[email protected]) if you plan to attend. Please
wear suitable shoes/boots for walking the farm roads and bring any water and snacks you
wish. The fields should be in vibrant red colors at this time of year, the views are
spectacular and you will learn about this natural, nutritious Maine food source.
Directions: From Camden take Rt. 105 west for about 10 miles; take a left on Rt. 105/
Rt.131 south for 2.4 miles; take a right on Town Hill Road in Appleton Center for .8 of a
mile and then a right onto Appleton Ridge Road. The Pitman farm is about half of a mile
on your left where you will see the old gray farmhouse and barn, Ed and plenty of parking.
Save the Dates for A New Course ! This course is part of the Adult Education and Formation
Committee’s programs.
Journey through Advent with Christian Spiritual Teacher
Henri Nouwen What: New Course Offering for Advent Season
When: Following the Sunday Service*
Dates: Nov 28, Dec. 5, 12, 19, and Jan. 2
Where: In-person at First Congregational Church (with Zoom possibility)
How: Call (236-4821) or email Becky ([email protected])
Join Ute, Susan and Tom Yoder, and Deborah Cautela (with Zoom option) as they facilitate
a once a week, one-hour discussion of beloved author and spiritual master Henri Nouwen’s
teachings, as we move through the Advent season. Participants will be provided with five
short booklets, one to be read each week prior to class. Our discussions will follow the
booklets as they focus Nouwen’s teachings on:
• Identity: Finding Myself in God
• God: Discovering the Divine
• Love: Experiencing Deep Connection
• Suffering: Transforming Our Pain
• Freedom: Finding Peace in Anxious Times
To learn more about Henri Nouwen, visit the Henry Nouwen Society
https://henrinouwen.org.
* Small discussion groups will be formed that will stay together throughout the course.
Realizing this is a busy season, there will be some flexibility for scheduling based on each
group’s needs.
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♬ ♫ Music Notes from Matt ♬ ♫ Don’t miss our next LIVE Friends of Music concert Sunday, October 17th at 4 p.m.! Guitarist David Rogers plays Spanish repertoire by Isaac Albéniz, Francisco Tarrega and
Joaquin Turina, South American dances by Jorge Morel and Antonio Lauro, the music of
J.S. Bach, and his own compositions. He will also play original arrangements of
Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Roxy Music and Beatles songs. Masks required for all
audience members; we regret there will be no reception. The concert is free but donations
are cheerfully accepted at the door or on the church website: https://rb.gy/bxzciv (just type
the desired amount into the "Friends of Music" column).
An evening with author Jon Kolkin
“Roots of Compassion, Seeds for a Balanced Life.”
Tuesday, October 19, 2021, 7 – 8:15 pm, in the sanctuary
Join us for an evening with Jon Kolkin, MD, who has balanced his career as a
photographer with his work as a physician for decades. As a physician, he has
twenty years of experience as an international medical volunteer. As a photographer he focuses on
projects that convey concepts central to living a healthier, less stressful and more balanced life. Dr.
Kolkin has exhibited in over 20 solo exhibitions in museums and art galleries throughout the United
States and abroad. He has also served on the faculty of Maine Media Workshops and is a frequent
presenter on topics related to life balance, the creative process and mindfulness.
Searching for peace within is an increasing necessity, and challenge, in our turbulent times. In
speaking of his work that led to this book, Jon will explore how and why key Buddhist spiritual
practices have come to inspire and enlighten people all around the globe, and how these speak to all
people beyond the boundaries of religious belief.
Workshop on Journeying through Grief with Grace 2021
A new course offering, to inspire people to move through grief
Sunday, Oct. 24, 2021; 11:00 am - 12:15 pm
An online Zoom offering; pre-registration required Join Deborah Cautela, fellow church members and community members for a one-hour mindful
meditation, movement and dance practice as we move through grief. Participants will Sit for 3 - 5
minutes, walk for 3-5 minutes and dance for 10 minutes, through two guided cycles. Participants
will explore how movement can heal; how we sometimes need help in our bodies to release grief;
how important this is to be shared; and, how allowing community support and community building
can strengthen us. Our time together will focus on the art of lament and help participants to:
identify the energies that flow in our body; anchor what keeps us connected to God and our soul;
love what activates, settles and grounds us; observe, with our minds, how we are embodied persons;
explore the suffering we know, discovering how we express emotions and hold grief, tears, pain,
laughter and joy, while opening ourselves to the fullness of our feelings.
After a period of practice and meditation, we will share together about the experience. Deborah will
draw on various resources, including William Blaine-Wallace’s book, When Tears Sing the Art of
Lament in Christian Community.
Led by Deborah Cautela
Massage & Movement
207-691-0730
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Our Steeple Preservation Project UPDATE Our Steeple Preservation Fund as of September 30, 2021 is the same as it
was last week, $125,657. This is the first time during the Campaign that
we have not received any gifts during the previous week. We have $24,343.
left to raise to meet our goal of $150,000. With your help we can do it! The
project is slated to be completed in early November at a cost of
approximately $340,000. and we have been hoping to have the funds for our
goal to be committed to by that date. Let’s do it.
If you have not yet joined the many who have made their commitment or, if
you have, and want to help us reach our goal, we hope you will. We wish to
preserve our historic steeple for a very long time into the future as a beacon
for the missions of hope and caring that goes on in the church buildings
below.
Gifts can be made over a three year period by contacting the Church Office
for a pledge card, or by sending a check marked “Steeple Preservation Fund “to the
Church Office, or by going to camdenucc.org, where we have a button for gifting to the
Steeple Preservation Fund. Watch “A Steeple Story” to learn more:
https://vimeo.com/schierholt/review/567578168/8e9bd8d6a9
Volunteers are once again needed.
OFTEN, IT’S GIVING SOMEONE A RIDE TO & FROM CHURCH ON
SUNDAY
We’ve had several calls from Church members who no longer drive and would
like to attend in-person services. We’ll establish a schedule, and you only need
drive once a month.
HELPING DURING THE CHURCH SERVICE ON SUNDAY
There are also opportunities to assist with our in-person service as a Greeter, an Usher, or as a Liturgist.
Sign-up sheets are outside the office, or contact the Church Office to volunteer yourself and your
time. 236-4821 or [email protected]
BRINGING FLOWERS FOR THE ALTAR ON SUNDAY
Contact the office to list your name and the date you’re bringing flowers; it will be
mentioned in the worship bulletin. You can also mention whether the flowers are in
honor or memory of someone. FLOWER CHART UPSOON IN PILGRIM
ROOM, YOU CAN SIGN DIRECTLY ON THAT. Thank you! 236-4821 or [email protected]
Emporium Listings
Need a Ride to Church from Quarry Hill? Marty Martens, Camden
UCC church member and Quarry Hill resident, will drive other Quarry
Hill residents to church services on Sundays. If you’d like to join the in-
person service, give Marty a call at 446-5900. And remember masks are recommended in
cars and required in Church!
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THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUING
CONTRIBUTIONS AND PLEDGES! Despite the continuing pandemic, we are bustling with activity
and continuing to give to the local community through Heavenly
Threads, Outreach and Shields Mission Project. In this ever-changing pandemic, please
remember to send your donations to the First Congregational Church, 55 Elm Street,
Camden, ME 04843. We also have a provision for “e-giving,” on the Church website
homepage (www.camdenucc.org). Look for the “DONATE” button on the top right. By
clicking that button, you can exercise a myriad of options to give to the Church. You can
choose to direct your gift to General Fund, Shields Mission, Steeple Fund, Outreach
Fund, or Friends of Music. If you have any difficulty or questions, call the Church Office.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! Date/Day Time Event Comments
Tuesdays 8:30 am Lectio Divina Meditation Call the office or email [email protected] for Zoom invite.
Wednesdays 9:30 am Staff Meeting
Thursdays 12:00 pm Prayer Shawl Knitters/Crocheters
Note: by Zoom only at this time. Contact [email protected] for Zoom invite.
10/3 Sunday 11 am Newcomer Orientation In-person at Church
10/6 Wednesday 4 pm AFEC
10/6 Wednesday 7 pm Children’s Christian Ed
10/7 Thursday 4 pm Deacons
10/7 Thursday 5-6:30 pm Book Study with Jean Forest Week #2
Training in Compassion, Norman Fischer In-person, Mayflower Room
10/8 Friday 9 am Outreach (Zoom)
10/8 Friday 12:30 pm Shields Mission (Zoom)
10/10 Sunday After worship Retirement Party here To appreciate & thank Wayne Berry
10/11 Monday HOLIDAY Office Closed Indigenous Peoples’ Day
10/12 Tuesday 4 pm Communications
10/12 Tuesday 4:45 pm Membership
10/14 Thursday 5-6:30 pm Book Study with Jean Forest Week #3
Training in Compassion, Norman Fischer In-person, Mayflower Room
10/17 Sunday 9:30 am Membership Sunday New Members received
10/17 Sunday 1 pm Connecting with Nature Tour of Pitman Blueberry Farm, Appleton
10/19 Tuesday 9 am Connect with Nature committee
10/19 Tuesday 4 pm Stewardship
10/19 Tuesday 7 pm Sanctuary
Evening with Jon Kolkin, MD, photographer & physician
Illustrated talk, Roots of Compassion, Seeds for a Balanced Life
10/20 Wednesday TBD Racial Justice Discussion Group: Maine’s Indigenous Peoples
Rich Stuart and Skip Hoblin facilitate. Contact Mimi Benedict to join: [email protected]
10/24 Sunday 11 am Journeying through Grief Deborah Cautela workshop
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OUR CHURCH STAFF Rev. Dr. Ute S. Molitor, Minister among Ministers
Jeanne Denny, Shields Mission Project Administrator
Elizabeth Lally, Director of Christian Ed
Emily Bennett & Lara Webb, Sunday School Caregivers
Matthew Mainster, Director of Music
Tabitha Woodbury, Full Charge Bookkeeper
Becky Brace, Office Manager
Melissa Chapman, Manager, Heavenly Threads
Beth Gerrish, Assistant Manager, Heavenly Threads
Ryan Berry, Director of Facilities
Ian Mackenzie, IT & Zoom Support
Office hours Monday through Friday 8:30-3:30
55 Elm Street, Camden, Maine 04843 207.236.4821 phone • 207.236.4822 fax
Web site: www.camdenucc.org Email: [email protected]
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