Life and Living Course Continues May 31st, “Trust in  Personal Relationships” – This is a follow-up of our last discussion on ‘Trust in Societal Context”. When there is not trust between people, nations fall apart. Similarly, when trust in personal relationships is lacking, relationships break down. The bedrock of social life is trusting each other. Trust connects everything – our families, friendships, communities, or how we built nations.

As always we gather in person in the Great Room of Old North Church’s Stacey Street Office, from 11:30 A.M. to 12:30 P.M., or on-line via a Zoom link, to be included next week.  If you would like to join the discussion and not on the mailing-list, email: elsewiersma@comcast.net or contact the church office (781-631-1244), or email: office@onchurch.org

Future date: May 31, “Friendship”.

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The Annual Meeting of the Church will be held on Sunday, June 14 at 11am in the Sanctuary, immediately following the 10am worship service. During the meeting, we will recognize Lisa Nahatis as she retires from her role as Office Manager.  She has provided Old North with dedicated, invaluable service for 24 years! Please join us at the annual meeting, when we will honor Lisa, and then join in a celebration in the Parish Hall of her and her work for ONC.

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Gestures of Cheer – If you know of anyone, either here at Old North or in the wider Marblehead community, who is going through a difficult time, the Community Life Board would like to reach out with a little plant and a friendly note. Please contact Lynda Hare at hares8carrots@hotmail.com or 781-639-0107 if you know someone who would appreciate a little extra cheer.

 

​​The Scrabble Group meets weekly on Wednesdays from 2-4 PM in the Great Room at the Stacey St. office building. Newcomers are always welcome to join in the fun!

 

​​The Narthex display for Spring/Summer – America’s 250th!

“First Church Members in the Revolution” In honor of America’s birthday, the narthex display through the summer features historical members of the congregation who were heroes in the cause for Independence as well as modern ones who portray them.