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Rummage Sale - Saturday, October 11, 8am-1pm

Treasure Hunt at the Church! Discover Deals, Finds & Community Fun at Our Rummage Sale on Saturday, October 11th, 8am-1pm.

Got items to spare? Donate your gently used goods and help make the sale a success!

There She Goes Again

Dear Friends,
As you know, I have been blessed with the opportunity to take a sabbatical this year—a time for rest, renewal, and reflection. In the summer, I took the first part of my sabbatical, and now, during the month of October, I will be stepping away once again to travel, read and focus on my writing. This dedicated time will allow me to explore new ideas, spend intentional time with my family, nurture my spiritual life, and return refreshed and ready to serve our church with renewed energy and vision.

While I am away, we are fortunate to have the Rev. Sarah Hubbell providing pastoral coverage. Sarah is a gifted pastor with a warm and caring spirit, and I am confident you will be in good hands. She will be available for worship leadership, pastoral care needs, and any other concerns that may arise during the month. Please reach out to her if you need support during this time.

I am deeply grateful to you, the members of the Congregational Church of Littleton, for granting me this opportunity. Sabbatical time is a gift, not only to me and my family, but also to the life of our church, as it allows for fresh ideas and renewed vision to take root. I look forward to returning in November, eager to share what I have learned and to continue our shared ministry.

With you on the Journey,
Rev. Jen

Rev. Sarah Hubbell to fill in during Reverend Jen's sabbatical

September 28 through November 2, please reach out to the church office with any pastoral needs. Rev. Sarah Hubbell will be covering pastoral needs while Rev. Jen is away.

Rev. Sarah Hubbell is a retired UCC pastor who served as an associate pastor and pastor in churches in MetroWest and as a hospice chaplain. Prior to becoming ordained, Sarah worked as a National Park Ranger in various park areas in Utah, Arizona, Massachusetts, and Maine. She is married to Doug. They have two grown children and a small schnoodle dog named Chloe. Sarah currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Central Massachusetts Association of the Southern New England Conference of the UCC.

No matter who you are or where you are on life’s journey, you are welcome here.

We affirm each person as a child of God and worthy of God’s love.

This includes YOU:

Whether you are tall or short, whether you wear denim or silk, whether you were raised in a church or have never been in one before, whether you are a family of one or many, whether you can bound up the stairs or need to use the elevator, whether you were born yesterday or are working on your second century; Whatever the color of your skin, your sexual orientation, your gender identity, your politics, your income, your education, your mental or physical health, or anything else that distinguishes you, we want you to feel included.

Our mosaic is made more beautiful with every additional shape, size and color.