The group has changed its name to “Sunday Discussions.” Beginning on Sunday, April 12th they will begin a discussion of the Adam Hamilton book, entitled, “Christianity and World Religions, revised edition.” The book focuses on the four major religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Judaism, and Islam) in relation to Christianity. You should be able to find a copy of the book online or at one of the local used book outlets. We look forward to our new discussion series.

Our Weekly Bible Study is currently meeting on Wednesday mornings at 10 am beginning in the Conference Room. The Book of Esther is being reviewed for our current Sermon series. We hope to see you there.

There will be a Pollinator Garden Workday on Saturday, April 25th beginning at 9:30 am. Anyone is welcome to assist as we prepare the garden for oncoming spring flowers and blossoms.

Once again we will have a "forest bathing" experience at Persimmon Ridge, Jonesborough on Wednesday, May 13th @ 10 am. Meet at the Pavilion adjacent to the Wetlands Water Park parking lot. Amanda Chapman will be our guide. From there, we will walk a short distance, turning left after crossing the bridge, to a meeting point along the main trail. Please bring something comfortable to sit on, such as a camping chair, blanket, or yoga mat, and a water bottle if you wish. Amanda will guide us through a series of invitations in the outdoors, using our senses and imagination, as we relax together in the spring season. This will last approximately 1 1/2 hours. The intention for this experience is for you to feel relaxed, loved, and supported by the more than human world! Lunch afterwards for those interested.Item description

Our Morning Worship service is available from our church’s YouTube page. Join us there at 11 am Sunday on Sunday mornings or in-person.

Contact the church office if your group would like to apply for meeting space. Thanks for your patience and understanding of this matter. Please take care and continue to stay safe. May God Bless!!

The WAPC Green Team has recently published a new recipe book, Book of Uncommon (Vegetarian) Recipes and they are selling like hotcakes. This new book focuses on both vegan and vegetarian recipes. The rationale for this book is that eating less meat is better for the environment, our health, and the animal kingdom. You may note that there are no recipes with marshmallows or gelatin in our cookbook, maybe a first for a church cookbook of this nature. Copies of our book are on sale through the church office for $10 apiece. So give us a call or stop by for your copy.