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Annual Messiah Sing

Get in the festive spirit with Messiah Sing at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, with the Cathedral Schola and Fred MacArthur, organist. Join us to sing Part One of Handel’s Messiah – sheet music will be provided. Hot cider to follow!

This event is free, with a suggested $10 donation. Cash and card donations can be made on the door, or at the Eventbrite. Please sign up there to attend: https://cathedralmessiahsing.eventbrite.com

All are welcome – we hope to see you there!

Advent Service in German

Hi friends,
Faith Lutheran Church in Cambridge is having an Advent service in German next week – Sunday, December 1, at 12:00 p.m. (noon)! Advent hymns, readings, and children’s sermon in German, and we’ll have an Advent wreath, and coffee hour after. Come join us and get into the spirit of the season with us!

Christmas Lessons & Carols

Christ the Redeemer Anglican Church‘s Christmas Lessons & Carols (not the same as Advent Lessons Carols) will please serious music lovers!

Some of the music sung by our choir of both adults and children, with instrumental accompaniment: John Rutter’s “Christ is the Morning Star”; Hubert Parry’s “Welcome, Yule!”; James MacMillan’s “O Radiant Dawn”; Otto Goldschmidt’s “A Tender Shoot”; William Billings’ “A Virgin Unspotted”; Francis Poulenc’s “Hodie Christus Natus Est”; Peter Warlock’s “Bethlehem Down”; John Carter’s “A Rejoicing”; and John Gardner’s “A Gallery Carol”.

The congregation will join in singing hymns accompanied by brass and organ. The nine Scripture lessons will be read by parishioners and clergy. All are welcome to join the festive reception which follows!

188 Elliott Street, Danvers, MA.

Giving Machines

“Giving Machines” are coming to Greater Boston – they’ll be at CambridgeSide from December 1 through December 31, 2023. The Giving Machine is a special vending machine with a twist: users can interact with the Giving Machine, located on Level 1 at CambridgeSide, to purchase donations to local charities.

Visitors can make donations by purchasing items ranging in price from $5 to $150 and include staples such as clothing and hygiene items, meals and school supplies, to livestock and life-saving medicine. 100% of all donations made through the Giving Machines go directly to the participating charities as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints absorbs all Machine costs.​ Local nonprofit beneficiaries include the Transformational Prison Project, Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, Catholic Charities Boston and the International Institute of New England.

Come to CambridgeSide this December and visit the Giving Machines to give to local charities!


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