CE: In-person church school begins September 19, 2021

All of us on the Christian Education team have been waiting (sometimes patiently, sometimes not) for church school to re-open, and now the time has finally come! We are excited to open the doors and welcome back all friends and families to Newton Highlands Congregational Church, UCC! We will continue to monitor guidance regarding the …

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Norumbega Harmony singers braved hurricane warnings to lead worship on August 22

Members of Norumbega Harmony led the worship service on August 22, 2021, singing several traditional hymns. Norumbega Harmony is New England’s “largest and most active groups of Sacred Harp and shape-note singers.” The group has been practicing at Newton Highlands Congregational Church for about 20 years. Singing master Stephen Marini preached on “Refuge and Resistance.” Dr. Marini …

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Gordon and Jean Miller

Long-time member Jean Miller lovingly remembered; service set for September 10

The life of long-time member Jean Miller will be celebrated on Friday, September 10, at 2:00 p.m., at Newton Highlands Congregational Church, 54 Lincoln Street, Newton, MA. The service will include instrumental music and family memories; a reception will follow in the Great Hall. All of Jean’s beloved friends and companions are invited. Please wear …

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Summer office hours begin June 28, 2021; staff hours planned

I will refresh the weary and satisfy the faint. Jeremiah 31:25 Traditional NHCC summer office hours will begin on Monday, June 28, 2021. Office administrator Sarah Eberly will be working Tuesdays through Thursdays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Thursdays generally onsite). Contact us.  Other staff members will be in and out of the office as …

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Jake Auchincloss, Ken Baily

Reverend Baily represents NHCC in larger community

In his leadership role for the Newton Interfaith Clergy Association, the Reverend Ken Baily attended a small-group Zoom meeting with Congressman Jake Auchincloss on June 14. The meeting was organized by Demie Stathopolos, climate and racial justice activist; and attended by Mayor Ruthanne Fuller; City Councilors Alicia Bowman and Andreae Downs; Dana Hanson, Congressman Auchincloss’s …

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