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Welcome to the
Duluth Congregational Church website
Seeking God in Freedom, Serving the World in Love
Sunday, March 24:
"A Father Had Two Sons..."
Jesus' parable in Luke 15 is known well beyond Christian circles. In a song about the pervasiveness and ordinariness of prayer, Quaker musician Carrie Newcomer sings, "I'm the prodigal daughter, you're the dissonant son...." We find ourselves and our stories in the contrasting, yet parallel, experiences of two brothers in "A Father Had Two Sons ...."
As always, we hope you'll join in coffee fellowship after worship.
Jennifer Amy-Dressler,
Intentional Interim Pastor
Thursday, March 21:
Midday Midweek Luncheon @ noon
Enjoy each others' company over a delicious lunch, no cost to you.
Afterwards each participant is invited to give a brief pitch for a favorite book. What have you enjoyed that you believe someone else might like, too?
Feel free to bring additional books for others to browse, and let them know if you're willing to lend them out or give them away.
RSVP to the office or Sally S. by Monday, March 18.
Everyone is welcome
to worship, to sing, to learn
to serve, to rejoice, to belong
at Duluth Congregational Church
Duluth, Minnesota 55804
- Worship– 9:30 AM
Food shelves can buy up to 10 times as much food as we can buy retail. Each week we collect your contributions, to be given both the Minnesota Food Share for participating food shelves, and to Union Gospel Mission. See accompanying announcement for each week's suggested activity!
How much is your haircut? If you don't get commercial haircuts, call your nearest salon to find out the current charge. Can you donate the equivalent of a haircut? plus a tip? Could you skip or postpone a haircut in order to free up a little money for your donation? Add to that donation any quarters (“two-bit coins”) in your possession, then bring your contribution on Sunday, March 24 (cash or checks payable to DCC, memo FoodShare).
"I have tried to teach people there are three kicks in every dollar; one, when you make it; two, when you have it. The third kick is when you give it away -- and it is the biggest kick of all." This week we follow the advice of William Allen White, a prominent journalist and editor in the early twentieth century. On Sunday, March 31, enjoy a great kick by giving as many dollars as you are able to wrap up our March FoodShare Campaign!
