RE-Flections for Families, Kids and Youth
Spotlight on RE: Julie Heise
Hello, my name is Julie Heise and I am on the Middle School RE teaching team with Bill Chappell and Carrie Coello. I have been so impressed with the energy of our Middle School RE group this year! They prepared 40 breakfast burritos for the Congregations for the...
RE-Flections: Classroom Organization & Revamp
It’s hard to believe the campus has been closed for nearly two years. Please join me during the first couple weeks in January by helping prep the supply closets and classrooms for the incoming classes. Please plan for a one to four hour time slot. Sorting, purging,...
Community Service Project Partner with RE Program Grows
On Sunday December 5, RE staff, volunteers, and members welcomed 40 outside families onto campus for a Community Service project with local non-profit organization, Camp Kindness Counts. Families prepared snack and meal bags, which were also decorated onsite, and then...
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At Home Activities
East Shore Winter Holidays Pageant
Join East Shore children and youth for our annual Winter Holidays Pageant, this time, virtual! We’re pleased to present to you all a fun-filled morning reflecting on the various wisdom traditions who celebrate year after year since time immemorial during the dark of...
Spread Some Holiday Cheer!
UPDATE: The postcards are in and ready to be picked up! Please stop by the church after Thursday, December 3 to pick up a pack or two... or three! Or, you can email Nicole and have her mail you some. The cards will be in the Sanctuary Foyer and available for pick up...
Creating Sacred Space at Home
Last week, we started with an at home lesson and activity about making chalices. Now that you’ve got one, where do you put your Flaming Chalice? Chalices are often placed on an altar among other important memorabilia and artifacts. In our Sanctuary, there’s a very...
Making Chalices at Home
This week, as we prepare for an online worship gathering on Sunday, I invite you to take some time and learn about the history of the chalice, reflect on what the chalice means, and grow in your faith as an individual and perhaps as a family. History of the Chalice A...
Brownie Pudding Cake
During times of stress and uncertainty, simple comforts can go a long way. Luckily, you don’t always have to hold it all together all the time. This perfectly gooey chocolate treat shows us that sometimes it’s okay to be a little messy. Little is required to concoct...
Easter At Home
How to Dye Easter Eggs with Foods from Your Own Home Kitchen So it’s Easter season, and you’re at home, and you’re not ready with the traditional store-bought dye kit. Don’t worry! I got you! This year, break the habit of buying those kits, and try out this age-old...