This Sunday, January 29 the Church will be dedicating our 100 year old Steinway piano which we had refurbished and received in May of 2011. To help commemorate the piano we will be featuring Victor Cayres de Mendonca and Phuong Nghi Pham each playing a 45 minute concert. This is a free event and it runs from 3 PM – 4:30 PM.
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Rev. Dr. Ted Klein
Senior Pastor
Church on the Hill, Swedenborgian
We can think back to Christmas, to Jesus being born with us. We can be ready for new beginnings and rebirths in our lives as we enter a new year. We can remember themes of epiphany, such as light coming in darkness, following a star, and bringing gifts. Read more
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Please Welcome Gail Barrows,
Our new Ministry Intern
Greetings! I am delighted to be among you as a Clinical Pastoral Education student/Ministry Intern. Although this program does not officially start until October 17th, you have already shown me open hearts and caring hands. It seems these characteristics are signature at Church on the Hill. Let me tell you a little bit about myself. Read more
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Meet the Choir
Marques Hollie is a senior at The Boston Conservatory completing his degree in Vocal Music Performance under the tutelage of Dr. Rebecca Folsom. Marques’ 2011-2012 season began with performances as the baritone soloist in Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the Cranberry Coast Concert Series and the role of the Judge in Gilbert and Sullivan’s Trial by Jury.
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Keeping Sunday Strong
Susanne Rogers, Church Council
Who among us exercises the day of Sabbath?? Sunday, the day of worship, rest, and reflection!
Notice the definition starts with worship and ends in reflection. Well that is what Keeping Sunday Strong is all about. Listen, reflect and act upon what the sermon was about. Read more
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Fond Memories
By Janalene Oakes (nee Perry)
Our family lived in South Boston, Massachusetts during WWII in an FHA housing project at 1262 Columbia Road, Apt. 775, on the 3rd floor—which was the top floor.
My paternal grandmother, Irene Perry, lived in Winthrop–a suburb of Boston—in a large 3 story house on Pleasant Street. The lower 2 floors were the grandparent’s residence with my Uncle Stewart and Aunt Alice living on the top floor. Grandfather, Newell Perry, was rarely home. He was an engineer on the Great Lakes. Read more
