Church News
Church activities are a great way to stay connected and build relationships. From bible studies to activities for all ages, there’s no shortage of things to do these days that can provide meaningful experiences. Whether you’re interested in one-time activities or regular gatherings such as Sunday services, church announcements are an excellent way to keep up with the latest Slatersville Congregational Church news. Don’t be afraid to check out different activities or dig deeper into existing ones. You may be surprised by what you find when you take the time to explore it!
Hymn Sing at SCC – November 1st
Our planned Hymn Sing has been rescheduled to Sunday, November i5t at 6pm. Please come enjoy an evening of music
Sensory Friendly Service – November 7
Please save the date! Our next Sensory Friendly Service is scheulde for November 7th (The first Saturday of the month)
Harvest Home Sunday – October 11
Sunday, October 11 is our Second Annual Harvest Home Sunday, in which we celebrate the Harvest season together as a
Missions Moment – October 2026
In September the Missions Committee voted to donate $500 to Friends of PKZ, the U.S.-based nonprofit branch of Project Kuchengetedza
Blessing Bags are Back!
by Joanne Paquin Our Blessing Bag Ministry is returning on Sunday, October 25th, and we would love your help! This
Outreach and Action Moment – October 2026
by Miaay McNeil October gives us an opportunity to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month and National Bullying Prevention Month. While
Fundraising News – September 2026
IT’S ALMOST HERE – PUMPKIN FEST! AND WE CAN USE YOUR HELP!! Apple Dumpling Gang: Friday, September 18, 2026, 10
Join us for Crucial Conversations
by Margaret Hanoian This fall, we will hold a series of “Book Club” meetings on the book “Crucial Conversations”. Please
Handbell Choir News – September 2026
On Saturday, August 29, we hosted a “Bell Care & Repair” event here in Globe Hall. We had other
Outreach and Action Moment – September 2026
The month of September is best known for making the transition from summer to autumn in the Northern Hemisphere. It