The May Newsletter has been posted on the website for easy viewing so take a moment and check it out.
You can access this month’s (and previous months) Newsletter by clicking on the Newsletter Link at the top of our homepage or click on May 2013 Newsletter to go directly to this months edition.
Don’t miss Simply Supper this week - THIS TUESDAY, April 9th, 5:30-6:30 - is the annual Turkey Dinner – turkey, gravy, stuffing, mashed potatoes, veggies, bread, desserts, and beverages. It’s a free community meal and all are welcome; it’s our gift to you! Find the Bremen Union Church (the little white church) at 533 Waldoboro Road (Rt 32), Bremen ME.
The April Newsletter has been posted on the website for easy viewing so take a moment and check it out.
You can access this month’s (and previous months) Newsletter by clicking on the Newsletter Link at the top of our homepage or click on April 2013 Newsletter to go directly to this months edition.
Maundy Thursday Reflective Meal & Worship, Thursday, March 28th, 6-7 pm
Good Friday Worship, Friday, March 29th, 6-7 pm
Easter Sunrise Service, Sunday, March 31st, 6:15 am at the Bremen Town Landing (at the end of Town Landing Road, off Medomak Rd, which is off Rt 32)
Easter Family Worship, Sunday, March 31st, 9:55-11 am
Our next scheduled Simply Supper has been cancelled due to the weather prediction for Tuesday, March 19th. But do plan to attend our next scheduled free community meal – Simply Supper – on April 9th, 5:30-6:30. The menu includes turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, veggies & dessert – you won’t go away hungry! Ruthie Poland & Inge Leach are coordinating this meal, sponsored by the Mission Committee.
The March Newsletter has been posted on the website for easy viewing so take a moment and check it out.
As a side note, when you open the Newsletter there is a stunning original Painting “Easter Morning” by member L. Susan Gilbert on the front page. Well worth checking out!!
You can access this month’s (and previous months) Newsletter by clicking on the Newsletter Link at the top of our homepage or click on March 2013 Newsletter to go directly to this months edition.
Simply Supper Tuesday, March 5th – free community fellowship meal at Bremen Union Church, 5:30-6:30 – the menu this time is pot roast, mashed potatoes, veggies, bread, pies & apple crisp. Everyone is welcome. Stay for our hymn sing, too, 6:30-7:30. Come to one event or both as you wish. In case of inclement weather, check this space or the church facebook page for cancellation information. All are welcome at the little white church at 533 Waldoboro Road (Route 32 between Turner & Biscay Roads) in Bremen, Maine. Deliveries made to shut-ins and those who are ill; call 529-2177 and speak to Kathy to arrange delivery. Simply Suppers are sponsored by the Mission Committee; donations of food and money are accepted, but never expected – this is our gift to the people of the community. Season schedule is: Jan 8 & 22; Feb 5 & 19; March 5 & 19; April 9 & 23.
On Tuesday, Feb 19th, the church will host a free community fellowship meal at Bremen Union Church, 5:30-6:30 – the theme is “Lasagna Night!” with meat lasagnas, vegetarian lasagna, salads, garlic bread, homemade desserts, & beverages. All are welcome – bring your friends & neighbors, too. In case of inclement weather, check this space or the church facebook page for cancellation information. All are welcome at the little white church at 533 Waldoboro Road (Route 32 between Turner & Biscay Roads) in Bremen, Maine. Deliveries made to shut-ins and those who are ill; call 529-2177 and speak to Kathy to arrange delivery. Simply Suppers are sponsored by the Mission Committee; donations of food and money are accepted, but never expected – this is our gift to the people of the community. Season schedule is: Jan 8 & 22; Feb 5 & 19; March 5 & 19; April 9 & 23.
This is a busy week as we enter into the Lenten Season. All are welcome to attend any/all of our events at Bremen Union Church, 533 Waldoboro Rd (Route 32), Bremen, Maine:
This is our winter/storm policy: Worship will be held unless the electricity is knocked out – in that case regular worshipers will receive a call advising them. In the case of a storm we want you to be safe so that you can worship with us many more times in future. We ask that you each evaluate the state of road conditions where you live as well as your ability to get out of your own driveways. Consider the type of vehicle you use, the state of your tires, and your own reflexes and experience. If you live alone and consider coming out in questionable conditions, please let someone from the church know that you’re attempting to come so we can cover you with prayer and ”call out the troops” if you don’t arrive as expected.
