arr. Robert Shaw/Alice Parker traditional folk hymn
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traditional folk melody Kim Rankin Conducting
The Interfaith Art Exhibit, the third such partnership between MPC, Kehilla Synagogue, and the Islamic Cultural Center of Northern California, will hold its opening reception on Saturday, May 2nd at 5pm. The theme is “We Are the Bridge”, and the purpose is to discover how artists creatively envision themselves, their culture, faith, community, and art being a bridge from conflict to resolution and reconciliation.
A pair of Shaker songs, arranged by Kevin Siegfried Opening solo by Leslie Louie
The *ACMP* Worldwide Play-In Weekend is a celebration of the joy of chamber music that occurs the first weekend in March each year. All welcome to enjoy this free event at Montclair Presbyterian Church.
Ben challenged me to write why football is better than baseball, but I can’t for the life of me string together any semi-intelligent statements to that effect. But I DO know what is better than baseball, and the youth group agrees with me. Quidditch. Ah, yes, that sport that Harry Potter and the Hogwarts students played while flying on broomsticks, in a…
Noting that in scripture God is represented as capable of changing God’s mind, Talitha Aho, Coordinator for Children, Youth and Family Life, talks about the importance of change.
I have to begin with thanks, looking back at the past week. I feel abundant gratitude for the many gifts of time, treasure, and talent that culminated in an expanded new Family Space, now double-sized in the two back pews of the sanctuary. What a beautiful place! Come see it this week, admire the intricate hand-made rugs from India, try out a…
The one-day MPC Spring Women’s Retreat is scheduled for Saturday, March 14, at the First Presbyterian Church in Berkeley, on the topic of “Presence: Tending to What’s Real.”
by G.F. Handel Anne Marie Daniel, soprano Marcia Roy, piano