Updates and virtual Gatherings
Film Discussion, Friday, April 23 at 7:30pm
" 'The Burial of Kojo' is a mesmerizing and dazzling piece shot in Ghana. It was one of the top hits of the night on Friday at the Urbanworld Film Festival. It is a story of a Ghanaian father, Kojo, and his relationship with his daughter, Esi. The love that these two share is inseparable — it’s real. It’s a story of fate and dreams." -Black Girl Nerds Film Review, 'The Burial of Kojo'
This is a rich and exquisite film that I am so excited to discuss with our congregation- please watch the trailer. We will provide a zoom link closer to the Film Discussion date.
I look forward to sharing more about the film and coming together in community to discuss the impacts of this masterpiece. A zoom link will be provided next week to join in on the discussion. For more information or questions contact Stella Kahn
This is a rich and exquisite film that I am so excited to discuss with our congregation- please watch the trailer. We will provide a zoom link closer to the Film Discussion date.
I look forward to sharing more about the film and coming together in community to discuss the impacts of this masterpiece. A zoom link will be provided next week to join in on the discussion. For more information or questions contact Stella Kahn
Parish House Gallery
Pandemic Inspirations - artwork by Wendy Soliday
These abstract paintings have been my saving grace during the pandemic. I had done very few abstracts and in the last few months, I have allowed myself to play and experiment with acrylics. Some of them are pretty wild, some I love, some I hate, but all of them taught me something and provide now splashes of color in this snowy white world. I have been reading about art and prayer; sometimes drawing, painting, scribbling can capture a prayer better than words alone.
These abstract paintings have been my saving grace during the pandemic. I had done very few abstracts and in the last few months, I have allowed myself to play and experiment with acrylics. Some of them are pretty wild, some I love, some I hate, but all of them taught me something and provide now splashes of color in this snowy white world. I have been reading about art and prayer; sometimes drawing, painting, scribbling can capture a prayer better than words alone.
OUR ONGOING EVENTS
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Cafe
We hope to offer Cafe when it is safe to do so. In the meantime we have published an OMH cookbook! If you would like to purchase, contact admin@oldmeetinghouse.org
Cafe meets every Wednesday at noon, October-April in the Parish House. It is a wonderful way to enjoy good food and good company. All ages are always welcome. Come meet your neighbors.
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Men's Group
Men's group on-line
The Men’s Group will be meeting on line the second Thursday of each month at 6:30pm. This is an informal gathering once a month for fellowship. If you are interested in participating or learning more about this group contact Tim Shea at sevenshea@gmail.com.
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Meditation
Mediation on line
Life getting a little hectic? Need a break? Join our Centering Prayer / Meditation group every Thursday at 5:00pm. Contact Cherie Staples if you are interested. All are welcome!
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