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Ministerium Day 2025 

Tuesday, March 25th  (Social hour Monday evening, March 24)

Preaching Easter in Tense Times

You are invited to join your colleagues on Tuesday, March 25 at the Hibernian Club in Hamilton for learning and fellowship.  A pre-event social time will be held Monday evening, March 24 at the Homewood Suites, Hamilton. 

The Rev. Barbara Lundblad will lead us in preparing to preach Easter in our current climate of political and social tension. She will focus on the Easter texts (both the day and the season) as she helps us explore our call to proclaim the gospel in a time when some hear that gospel as partisan political speech.

 

Registration Cost:  $25   

Monday evening, March 24, 7-9 PM  - A social hour with snacks and drinks at the Homewood Suites for anyone able to attend, regardless if you are staying overnight.  There is no additional charge for the Monday evening fellowship but we do ask you to register so we can adequately prepare.

Registration is closed - please call the office.

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An Invitation from the Leadership Team “Read & Feed” book group returns in January!

Would you like to read more? With all the congregational concerns you’re coping with, is it hard to take the time to read? Do you wish you had someone to talk to about something great you’ve read?

Thursdays at 12:30pm via Zoom

We will be reading books that deal with faith, leadership, pastoral concerns, church life etc… and meet over lunch for discussion and hopefully deepening our faith and call. What a great way to learn and grow – and get to know our colleagues better! Read a book, Feed your soul!​

January 9 - February 27, 2025

Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water, and Loving the Bible Again by Rachel Held Evans

Join the conversation here!



 Questions? Please reach out to Pastor Lisa Holliday rev_lisa_holliday@yahoo.com

Read and Feed Schedule

Learn more or register at njsynod.org/go-and

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