News
Worship Service Time Change
Beginning in June, we will begin our Sunday Worship at 10:00 am instead of 9:30 am.
Flower Chart
The Flower Chart is on the wall in the Parish Hall. If you would like to give the altar flowers in memory of – or honor of – a person or occasion – please sign up on the Chart. Contact Donna Matthews with any questions.
Vote for Pilgrim's Future
The meeting will be held following our June 18 Worship Service. Please plan to attend if at all possible! We will also plan on a Zoom connection for those who are unable to attend in person.
Graduates
We will honor our graduates on Sunday, June 11th , so there is still time to get your information in on any high school or college graduate in your family. We want to be able to include everyone when we put the information in the Sunday Bulletin for “Graduate Sunday,” and would also like to include it in the June Progress, so please call the office in the next few days! Thank you.
EMT
The EMT meeting for June will be on Wednesday, June 14 at 6:30 pm (instead of usual 2nd Monday of month).
Bible Study
Pastor Peter holds a Bible study at Pilgrim on Mondays at 11:30 am and Burcham Hills on Tuesdays at 10 am in the Slate Room. The groups are studying Galatians and Philippians respectively.
Reopening Committee
We will continue to make the wearing of masks optional in the church building. The committee will continue to monitor the case numbers and make recommendations as needed.
News From Plymouth Church
We have been advised that in their congregational meeting last Sunday, the members of Plymouth Congregational Church voted to dissolve the church and leave this location. According to Moderator Jean Bolley, this does NOT mean that they are immediately ceasing all operations. For now, Plymouth will continue to operate, meaning all staff will continue to be employed and they will still worship together on Sundays at 10:30 am. All mission work will continue. As plans and a timeline are firmed up, we will keep you informed.
Neighborhood Pantry
Thanks to those of you that put food directly in or send in money so that Judy Hackett can purchase food for the pantry. Pilgrim has been able to put in food most days. Depending on the weather, fresh food such as fruits, vegetables, bread, cheese, yogurt and lunch meats have been purchased. Weather dictates some of the items that are put in.
REMEMBER: Food must have a current use date and purchased from a store. Dated and opened items are removed from the Pantry.