Monday, December 3 8:30am Yoga 7:30pm AA (6:15 newcomers) Thursday, December 6 9:30am  CTK – Chapter Room 5:00pm United Way Café 6:30pm  Junior Choir 7:30pm Adult Choir Saturday, December 8 9:30am  Sanctuary Reserved for Music Rehearsal Sunday, December 9   8:00am  Holy Eucharist 9:45am Childcare 10:00am Sunday School 10:00am Advent Lessons & Carols 11:00am Coffee Hour 11:00am  Ornament Making 4:00pm Christ the King

Photographer: Kitty Smith Sunday, November 25 No Childcare No Sunday School 8:00am Holy Eucharist 10:00am  Holy Baptism & Holy Eucharist 11:00am  Coffee Hour 4:00pm  Christ the King Monday, November 26 8:30am  Yoga 7:30pm  AA (6:15 p.m. new) Tuesday, November 27   7:30pm  Search Committee Thursday, November 29   9:30am  CTK – Chapter Room 6:30pm  Junior Choir 7:30pm  Adult Choir Sunday, December 2   8:00am  Holy Eucharist 9:45am  Childcare 10:00am  Sunday School

December 9 10:00am: Second Sunday of Advent Service of Lessons and Carols, followed by Ornament Making Workshop for Children and Adults December 16  10:00am: Christmas Pageant and Eucharist December 23 10:00am:  Advent IV Holy Eucharist December 24 4:40pm:  Prelude 5:00pm:  Festive Family Christmas Eve Eucharist 9:40pm:  Prelude 10:00pm:  Solemn Christmas Eve Eucharist

This Sunday is the anniversary of the 100 years since the end of WW1. We will ring the bell at 11:00 a.m. this Sunday In honor of those who served.                                                         Photographer:  John Turtle Sunday, November 11 No Childcare No Sunday School 8:00am Holy Eucharist 10:00am Holy Eucharist 11:00am Coffee Hour 4:00pm Christ the King Monday, November 12 Veteran’s Day – office closed 8:30am Yoga 7:30pm AA (6:15 p.m. new) Tuesday, Novemb

Approximately 20 million people died in the conflict we know as the First World War and an equal number were wounded. When it ended with an armistice, church bells rung out across Europe and America at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. The joy was over what we now know was to be a temporary peace, but peace all the same. That moment gave rise to our American holiday known as Veteran’s Day. In honor of that sacrificial effort, the seventeen members o

Members of St. Mary’s are invited to attend Shabbat services Friday at 7:30pm, at Temple Beth Elohim , 10 Bethel Rd, Wellesley, MA 02481, to show our support for our local Jewish friends in the face of recent events. Our support means a great deal to them because they know very well that their survival has frequently depended on people like us defending them. Our willingness to join them in person, human to human, and accept the risk of being with them–because they can always