#WeekendPlans: Church today with Rev. Bollinger 9/18/22, 11 am

Rev. Dagmar Bollinger will be our guest minister for our September 18th, Sunday virtual service. Rev. Dagmar has retired from a chaplaincy position at hospital in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and has started a new ministry combining gardening, culinary training, and neighborhood pastoring.

This Sunday’s worship, titled “Food and Its Spiritual Significance for Our Age” will introduce us to the budding and sprouting of “Soulefood.” We will explore the spiritual meaning of food in our lives, and as used in scripture, and the moral imperative to return to reverence for and stewardship of God’s creation. Should be interesting, and it fits right in with our own ministry initiatives!

THERE WILL BE NO IN-PERSON SERVICE TODAY

The Zoom link was provided to church members in their email. They may share it with their contacts. Alert Gloria of any prospective attendees.

Overhead picture of diced onions and red, green and yellow peppers in a steel pot. (c) Maggie Panyko

Below, you will find the bulletin for today’s service.

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Care to Participate in the Squash Seed Project?

One of our members, Mary Ann Fischer has provided this familiar anecdote on eating in Heaven and Hell as well as squash recipes for a project you could do this spring and summer.

This project consists of double sided sheets that are cut into 4 strips, each with a different type of squash featured with planting and cooking information and seeds taped in the margin.  Squash featured are: Spaghetti, Zucchini, Acorn and Butternut.

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Butternut Squash and Sausage Rice Casserole Photo courtesy of Shannon Fischer

Recipe link: https://realfoodbydad.com/butternut-squash-and-sausage-rice-casserole/

#PsalmOfTheDay: Psalm 111

Psalm 111, New Living Translation

Correspondences of Psalm 111

Verse: ⁵ He gives food to those who fear him;
    he always remembers his covenant.

Correspondence: 5-9. He redeemed men, and saves to eternity. P. P.

Save the date: #ProgressiveDinner in Glendale

Dinner is Sunday evening, August 27th, and is come as you are attire – kids are welcome.

• 5 pm gather for appetizers at the Glendale Presbyterian Church (GPC)
• Then a sit-down main course at Christ Church Glendale (CCG)
• Wrap up with dessert at Glendale New Church (GNC)!

More info to come…

Harvest Feast: Tomorrow!

Yum and Yay! It’s that time of year again. Join us for the feast, and some wonderful words from our friend, Rev. Ron Brugler, this Sunday in Mason, OH; (not our regular Sunday home.)

The worship service will start at 10:30 AM after which we will celebrate the bounty of the harvest.  Please plan to get there a little ahead of time to help arrange the food.  

Our Menu Includes: Turkey, Cranberry chutney, Jellied cranberry sauce, Vegetarian gluten-free stuffing, Mashed potatoes, Gravy, Rolls & butter, Sliced ham, Mac-n-cheese, Corn, Green beans, Mashed sweet potato, Broccoli & cauliflower, Creamed onion casserole, Green salad, Pickles, Deviled eggs, Mixed nuts, Pumpkin pies, Gluten-free Monster cookies, An as yet unidentified dessert, Egg Nog, and Cold Drinks.

• To enjoy, please take Take I-71N past Kings Island to the Kings Mills exit, left on Kings Mills / SR 741.
• Go 1 mile and just past Kroger’s where SR 741 goes right, you go left to stay on Kings Mills Rd.
• Take the first left (around the bend, onto Fairway Drive) and
• in just 200 feet, Take another left, onto Sport Center Complex Drive.
• Falling Brook is the first right; parking on both sides – where you see the cars and to the left around the corner.

Map, w/Rt 71

The clubhouse at 5766 Falling Brook Drive, Mason, OH

Close-up Map

Vegetarian, Gluten-free Dressing