This Sunday join us for the beginning of a new sermon series, “What Dreams May Come.” Drawn from Old Testament stories of dreams and dreamers, this series will explore how living faithfully means pursuing what seems impossible until it becomes inevitable.

If you miss a Sunday, remember that you can stream every sermon on our church website by navigating down to the “Podbean” widget at the bottom of the home page.

Last Sunday’s sermon on God’s Calling can be found here:

This week’s chance to BE WITH our neighbors is a free concert at Stone Field! Bring your folding chair, wear your “Church by the Park” T-Shirt and enjoy the music with our friends and neighbors from 6-8 on Tuesday, July 21. Contact Mary Wallan to volunteer to hand out cold water bottles and information cards about the church during the event.

This week, as a community of faith we pray:

With joy, for Lew’s successful treatment over the weekend at BIDM

With joy, for 7 years of ministry with Pastor Shepherd at Union

With joy, for upcoming performances by Victoria Eggleston

For the Bemko Family, as they mourn the death of their friend Jeremiah Jefferson

For Laurie’s nephew Henry, who is struggling with mental health

For Ann, Phyllis’s friend, who celebrated her 93rd birthday, needs healing after falling

For the Cullen Family as they mourn the death of Johnny,

For the Tobin family, as they mourn the death of their family dog Charlie

For the family and attorney for Nolan Wells

For the Boston Nurses on strike, and those who rely upon them.

For Mental Health workers

For Lauren’s cousin Mike and his family,

For the Jones Family, especially for Mallory and her kids, Alexa, Jason, Shayne, Max, and Kylie, as they mourn.

for Vir’s father, who is undergoing cancer treatment, and for Vir and Sahana as they travel to India

for Pam, who is suffering from Lyme Disease

for Nikki, who is navigating issues with a visa during the late stages of her pregnancy

for Justin, as he begins a new job, and for traveling mercies for the commute to and from Vermont

for August, a boy who is suffering from cystic fibrosis and waiting for a transplant

for Brenda McClure and Kathy Sheehan, who passed away after lengthy battles with ALS and Cancer, their families, and all who mourn

for the Jones Family, particularly for his two children, as they mourn the death of Dave

for the people of Lebanon

for Nancy’s cousin Jim, and his brother-in-law Fred

for Jack Fowler, who is dying of cancer, and for his family

for Fred Kerle, Chris W’s dad, as he continues to recover from an illness

for Bill, Judy’s friend, who has entered hospice care

for Janet, who is facing health challenges

for Mary's friend Linda, as she mourns the death of her husband Harry

for Pam's nephew Michael

for Helene, who is entering hospice

for Jim's mother Carol and his brother Mike