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The Tunbridge Church

3 weeks ago

The Tunbridge Church Annual Meeting will be held on Sunday, June 6, 2021, at the Congregational Church in Tunbridge Village. The meeting will be in the church after the 10 a.m. worship service. We will not go to the Town Hall or have a potluck meal. Bring something to eat, if you like. Packaged snacks and beverages will be available.
The meeting will include the February 2020 Annual Meeting minutes, financial and other reports. Church members will vote on nominees for the Parish Council, which has four vacancies. New business will include where to hold future services. People who have been attending outdoors for the past weeks will be polled by phone, in case they cannot attend the meeting.
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Memorial Day used to be celebrated on May 30, which this year falls on a Sunday. Our worship service on that day will be a celebration of remembrance for those who served and for those who have been called to their “eternal reward” this past year.

Being that this is such a special day, I would like to have your input on elements you would like to have in the service. So far, there will be presentation of flags, presentation of a wreath, there will be a roll call. Hopefully, our church bell will ring after each name is called. Echo taps to follow. I hope to create an aisle of small flags so those carrying in the flags and wreath will have space to walk.

Do you have a favorite hymn? Would you like to sing a solo or be in an ensemble? Lead the congregation in hymn singing? There will be readings from different traditions. Would you like to read? Any other ideas you would like to have included?

Veterans and those in active military, would you like to process along with the flags and wreath? Please let me know as soon as possible. We may need to practice some things ahead of time.

I look forward to hearing from you. Peace, Jenny

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4 weeks ago

This coming Sunday (May 23), The Tunbridge Church will celebrate Pentecost Sunday at its 10 a.m. worship service at the fairgrounds gazebo. Volunteers are invited to join in reading the Lord’s Prayer, all at the same time, in a language other than English which will also be spoken.
According to pastor Rev. Jenny Cook, Pentecost, called the “Birthday of the Church,” is the 50th day after the Sabbath of Passover week. In Judaism it is called the Feast of Weeks. It is said that God poured the Holy Spirit on all people, there was an experience of speaking in one language and it was understood by people of many lands.
To be a reader contact Pastor Jenny at 401-263-5812, jensci@yahoo.com. All who attend the service are encouraged to wear red. ... See MoreSee Less

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