Events

Join our church hiking enthusiasts for a fall hike, Sunday, October 29, from 12-1:45 pm, at the Connecticut Audubon Society’s Deer Pond Farm in Sherman.  The Society’s Director, Cathy Hagadorn, will take us on a guided hike on marked carriage trails throughout the Farm.  This hike will be at a moderate pace and skill level.  Please wear appropriate hiking attire and shoes that can get wet, in case we encounter damp areas.
We will carpool from the Church or meet as close to noon as possible at 57 Wakeman Farms Rd.    For those who would like to join us, please contact Suzanne
to reserve your spot.

 

 

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The Sherman Church will host “Walk Thru the Bible: New Testament” Saturday, Nov. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church, 6 Church Road. Facilitator the Rev. Rich Leland will lead the group in an interactive exploration of the New Testament. He is senior pastor of the Summer Street Church in Nantucket, MA. Walk Thru the Bible Live Events help participants experience God’s story through learning about and understanding 77 people, places and events that may change a life forever. The event is open to the public. The cost is $17; $15 for seniors. Lunch will be included. Reservations can be made HERE, or through the church office at 860-354-6114. Walk Thru the Bible is a support ministry that presents live events and small-group curricula in more than 45 languages by more than 80,000 people in more than 100 countries. More than 100 million devotionals have been packaged into daily magazines, books and other publications that reach more than five million people each year. The Rev. Leland says, “My passion in life is teaching God’s Word for life-change.”

Nine members of the Sherman Church left August 4th for a week-long mission trip to Meadow Bridge, West Virginia, to help the tiny town recover from disastrous flooding last year.

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Sherman Youth Group members and leaders front left to right, Ruth Swartzfager, Tallmadge Swartzfager, Tim Alemany, Dorinda Lenihan and Casey Lenihan.  At rear, Nathan Nisly, Joshua Nisly, Jack Lenihan and Cyndi Nisly.

Members of the Sherman Church Missions Committee pack a box of items to send to servicemen and women serving in Kuwait,  including items such as toiletries, nonperishable snacks, letters and cards signed by members of the church to let those serving know they have not been forgotten. Collections are ongoing through the year, and boxes are sent regularly to units serving overseas. To donate items, please contact the church or drop items off Monday through Friday before noon at 6 Church Road.

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From left, Shannon Barker of Kent, Suzanne Browning of New Fairfield and Debbie Thorp of Sherman

Thursday Prayer Time: 7:30 to 8:30.  Come pray together for our Church Family.

To get your event posted on this WebSite, FaceBook Page, Emphasis newsletter and the weekly worship bulletin, please email events@shermanchurch.org

 

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