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Fuzz Fest of Natural Fibers 10-2pm
You are invited into our beautiful church vestry to investigate the many forms of weaving, spinning, knitting, braiding, felting, dyeing, using looms, wheels, needles and other tools. Live bunnies, rag weaving, fiber tools and kits will be available.
Come buy some products, or try your own hand to weave a mat, felt beads, or spin. Many members of the several craft guilds will be on hand. Bring your family and friends and make an afternoon of it.
Lunch options available for purchase.
Free admission to this third annual awareness-raising event, showcasing the natural fibers of Mother Earth !!
Brought to you by our Green Cmte
Lecture by James Carroll
We The People present:James Carroll
Monday evening, February 20, at 7-8pm, in our vestry.
James Carroll is the author of 10 novels and 5 works of non-fiction. Carroll has written for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, the Boston Globe, and other publications. His writing, and his long work toward Jewish-Christian-Muslim reconciliation, make him a leading voice on the problem of religion and violence.Water Street Bookstore will be on hand in our vestry to sell copies for Mr. Carroll to autograph his new book “Jerusalem”. We The People is a collaboration between the Congregational, Episcopal, Universalist-Unitarian churches of Exeter, and Phillips Exeter Academy, and sometimes Water Street Bookstore.
All events free & open to the public!
COFFEEHOUSE: Irish Folk Band "Reaganta"
Join us at a cozy café table in our vestry, and enjoy some Irish treats and contagious fun!
Réagánta is the trio Regina Delaney (Irish harp, vocals, dance, and poetry), Claudia Altemus (vocals, Penny Whistle, Storytelling), and Eugene Durkee (guitar and vocals). They are bringing harps with them as well!
They will come to our vestry to perform Traditional Irish music with harp. Don’t’ be surprised if you join them dancing a ceili or two!
Show starts at 7:30pm. Suggested donation: at the door $12 adults, $10 seniors & students (children 8 and under, free)
Fuzz Fest of Natural Fibers 10-2pm
You are invited into our beautiful church vestry to investigate the many forms of weaving, spinning, knitting, braiding, felting, dyeing, using looms, wheels, needles and other tools. Live bunnies, rag weaving, fiber tools and kits will be available.
Come buy some products, or try your own hand to weave a mat, felt beads, or spin. Many members of the several craft guilds will be on hand. Bring your family and friends and make an afternoon of it.
Lunch options available for purchase.
Free admission to this third annual awareness-raising event, showcasing the natural fibers of Mother Earth !!
Brought to you by our Green Cmte
Lecture by James Carroll
We The People present:James Carroll
Monday evening, February 20, at 7-8pm, in our vestry.
James Carroll is the author of 10 novels and 5 works of non-fiction. Carroll has written for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, the Boston Globe, and other publications. His writing, and his long work toward Jewish-Christian-Muslim reconciliation, make him a leading voice on the problem of religion and violence.Water Street Bookstore will be on hand in our vestry to sell copies for Mr. Carroll to autograph his new book “Jerusalem”. We The People is a collaboration between the Congregational, Episcopal, Universalist-Unitarian churches of Exeter, and Phillips Exeter Academy, and sometimes Water Street Bookstore.
All events free & open to the public!
COFFEEHOUSE: Irish Folk Band "Reaganta"
Join us at a cozy café table in our vestry, and enjoy some Irish treats and contagious fun!
Réagánta is the trio Regina Delaney (Irish harp, vocals, dance, and poetry), Claudia Altemus (vocals, Penny Whistle, Storytelling), and Eugene Durkee (guitar and vocals). They are bringing harps with them as well!
They will come to our vestry to perform Traditional Irish music with harp. Don’t’ be surprised if you join them dancing a ceili or two!
Show starts at 7:30pm. Suggested donation: at the door $12 adults, $10 seniors & students (children 8 and under, free)
Fuzz Fest of Natural Fibers 10-2pm
You are invited into our beautiful church vestry to investigate the many forms of weaving, spinning, knitting, braiding, felting, dyeing, using looms, wheels, needles and other tools. Live bunnies, rag weaving, fiber tools and kits will be available.
Come buy some products, or try your own hand to weave a mat, felt beads, or spin. Many members of the several craft guilds will be on hand. Bring your family and friends and make an afternoon of it.
Lunch options available for purchase.
Free admission to this third annual awareness-raising event, showcasing the natural fibers of Mother Earth !!
Brought to you by our Green Cmte
Lecture by James Carroll
We The People present:James Carroll
Monday evening, February 20, at 7-8pm, in our vestry.
James Carroll is the author of 10 novels and 5 works of non-fiction. Carroll has written for The New Yorker, The Atlantic, the Boston Globe, and other publications. His writing, and his long work toward Jewish-Christian-Muslim reconciliation, make him a leading voice on the problem of religion and violence.Water Street Bookstore will be on hand in our vestry to sell copies for Mr. Carroll to autograph his new book “Jerusalem”. We The People is a collaboration between the Congregational, Episcopal, Universalist-Unitarian churches of Exeter, and Phillips Exeter Academy, and sometimes Water Street Bookstore.
All events free & open to the public!
COFFEEHOUSE: Irish Folk Band "Reaganta"
Join us at a cozy café table in our vestry, and enjoy some Irish treats and contagious fun!
Réagánta is the trio Regina Delaney (Irish harp, vocals, dance, and poetry), Claudia Altemus (vocals, Penny Whistle, Storytelling), and Eugene Durkee (guitar and vocals). They are bringing harps with them as well!
They will come to our vestry to perform Traditional Irish music with harp. Don’t’ be surprised if you join them dancing a ceili or two!
Show starts at 7:30pm. Suggested donation: at the door $12 adults, $10 seniors & students (children 8 and under, free)
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In 1996 this congregation voted to become Open and Affirming, freely offering full participation in services, sacraments, and local church leadership to every person, regardless of race, ethnicity, physical or mental ability, or sexual orientation.
In 1997 this congregation voted to authorize weddings for same-gender couples.We find strength in diversity and view it as a way of understanding the inclusiveness of God’s love.