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German Christmas Service

Hi everyone,
In two weeks we are celebrating Christmas, and Faith Lutheran Church in Cambridge will once again hold our annual Christmas service in German!
Since our own building sadly burned down a year and a half ago we cannot worship there yet, but one of our sister congregations, the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in Woburn, generously offered us their building this year, so we will meet at 60 Forest Park Road in Woburn, MA, at 3:00 p.m. on Christmas Eve for our family service in German.
You are all invited to celebrate this service with us, and please also invite anyone you know who is from the German-speaking parts of the world, would like to practice their German, or is simply interested in German-language traditions! There is plenty of parking and seating, the building is wheelchair/stroller accessible, and the service is child-friendly and will take about an hour, so we will be done with plenty of time until dinner.
Please contact us with any questions: info@faithcambridge.org, and see you on Christmas Eve!

Sankt-Martins-Umzug

This Saturday, November 9th, at 4:00 p.m. in Danehy Park, Cambridge, we will have a lantern parade to celebrate St. Martin’s Day! Bring lanterns or candles, and come see what this German tradition is all about. We will sing German songs, experience the story of St. Martin, and enjoy the colorful lights on our short walk through Danehy Park; we should be done by 6:00/6:30 p.m. (just in time for dinner). The weather is supposed to be cool but nice, so come join us! Some snacks traditional to St. Martin’s Day will be available for purchase but the event itself is free; it is also geared toward children, so bring your families!
Feel free to email us with questions: info@faithcambridge.org, and see you there!

Celebration of Creation

Please join us at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on Sunday, September 1, at 10 am, for a special worship service celebrating God the Creator. Bring your gratitude for all things bright and beautiful, your wonder at the mystery of Being, and your prayerful yearning for climate justice and care.

Celebration of Creation

Please join us at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul on Sunday, September 1, at 10 am, for a special worship service celebrating God the Creator. Bring your gratitude for all things bright and beautiful, your wonder at the mystery of Being, and your prayerful yearning for climate justice and care.

Saying Goodbye

A service offered at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul (138 Tremont St), for those who have experienced the loss of child, before, during or after birth.

This ecumenical service will include lament, remembrance, song, and ritual, with a goal of acknowledging grief, finding comfort in community and faith, and honoring those we’ve lost.

All are warmly invited.

Offered in partnership with Mariposa Trust. Co-sponsored by the NE Synod ELCA

 


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