Monthly Archives: April 2007

The weather folk say that tomorrow we will have two or three inches of snow. No wonder Mark Twain said that being a weatherman in New England was a dangerous occupation. I don’t want to complain but our Magnolia Trees clearly think it’s Spring and I wouldn’t want to tick them off – you should see  [ … ]

On April 1, our church’s members voted to call Reverend Stephen Shick as our next settled minister. Reverend Shick will be starting his work in Hudson by September 1, possibly earlier, so please watch this space for updates. In the meantime, click here to read more about his background and accomplishments.

Today’s recording features readings, reflections and stories with Reverend David Johnson. Our musical selections today were, “Spring Prayer,” by Mary E. Caldwell, “God Who Touchest Earth,” by Edgar and Louden, and “If God so Clothe the Grass,” by J.W. Bischoff, arranged by Richard Harding, with Avi Wolf soloist. All music is performed by the UCMH choir  [ … ]

Join us on Sunday, April 15th at 10:30am: “There is a wonderful chant in our hymnal that goes, ‘Come, Come whoever you are, wanderer, worshipper, lover of leaving. Ours in no caravan of despair. Come, yet again, Come.’ It is a struggle to be and feel safe in this world, and a struggle to form, heal  [ … ]