Late Night Moms
New Testament Reading—2 Timothy 1: 1-7 How many of you out there are experts on what it means to be a mother? Raise your hands. In other words, how many
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DECLINE TO SIGN REFERENDUM 71 Our Washington State lawmakers took an important step toward equality when they overwhelmingly voted to expand Washington’s domestic partnership law this year and give registered
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If you missed the premier of the Capital Campaign video after church on May 10th, all is not lost… you can watch the video right here! Be sure to watch
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To date, 39 families have already committed $328,850 to our Restoring for the Future Capital Stewardship Campaign. (Note this is a grand total including both the first and second rounds
Continue readingCelebrating One of Our Super-Moms
On Mother’s Day, First Congregational UCC honored one of its very own Super-Moms: Ollie Stevens. As the mother of nine children, Ollie has long been known as a legendary mom
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Hebrew Scripture Reading—Psalm 127: 1-3 The first seven months of Eva’s life entailed little sleep for her parents Scott and Ruth. They lived “in a second-floor apartment on the nosiest
Continue readingThe Five Keys to a Successful Capital Campaign
Hebrew Scripture Reading—1 Chronicles 28:11-21 There was once a conference for ministers held at a church much like this one. Anxious to learn all they could the ministers eagerly paid
Continue readingBirdhouse Contest: A Letter from the Pastor
Dear Church Family and Friends, This past Sunday during the children’s sermon we announced that we are going to have a birdhouse contest! Kids, youth, and adults alike have from
Continue readingA Life-Giving River
Hebrew Scripture Reading—Ezekiel 47: 1-12 Those of you who have been to Wisconsin might be familiar with the Wisconsin Dells, a popular tourist destination. If you have been there, you
Continue readingSome Unorthodox Advice: A Letter from the Pastor
Dear Church Family and Friends, This Spring season I would like to offer what might sound like unorthodox advice. I recommend that each of you develop “an incurable allergy.” I
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