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Sunday Worship
9:45 am Gather in silence, 10 am service begins
Currently a hybrid service in the old Farmhouse and also on Zoom. Masks are optional in the Farmhouse. We ask that people not come in-person not only if they have tested positive for COVID but also if they are feeling sick or have had recent exposure to COVID. Some summer services will be held at the Pavilion, and those will be announced on this page. They generally will alternate weeks with hybrid services in the Farmhouse.
School of Christian Living
Thursday evening sessions in Spring and Fall
Quiet Days, Weekend Silent Retreats, Individual Retreats
Full schedule at dayspringretreat.org
Seasonal Celebrations, Walks on the Land, Tours
See Earth Ministry website
For Reflection
Planting Trees
The Talmud tells the story of an old man who was planting a carob tree when a king rode by. “Old man,” the king called out, “how old are you?” “Seventy years, your majesty,” the man replied. “How many years will it take before that tree will bear fruit?” the king asked. “Perhaps seventy years,” the man answered. Mockingly, the king went on, “Do you really expect to eat of the fruit of that tree?” “Of course not,” the man said, “but just as I found fruit trees when I was born, so do I plant trees that future generations may eat from them.”
The Talmud Source: God's Echo by Sandy Eisenberg Sasso
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- Sermons from Sunday worship
Resources and Links
- The Church of the Saviour
- The Church of the Saviour, an ecumenical Christian church envisioned by Gordon and Mary Cosby in the early 1940's, was incorporated in 1947 in Washington, D.C., when they and seven others became its first members.