The Porpentine Players Announce Their Inaugural Production, Robert Bolt’s A Man For All Seasons, January 10 ‐ January 25, 2014 at the Factory Theatre, 791 Tremont Street, Boston, MA 02118 A Man for All Seasons is the story of Henry VIII’s friend and Lord Chancellor Thomas More and his resistance to the King’s divorce. Bolt’s More is the ultimate man of conscience, who pays with his life for staying true to his beliefs. The cast is led by Ronald Nelson Lacey (Elliot Norton-‐nominee, Outstanding Actor 2012) as More. Phil Thompson (All My Children, Boston’s Finest) plays Cromwell. Floyd Richardson (founder of Koinonia Theatre) is Norfolk. The cast also include Rob Noyes (founder of Post‐Meridian Radio Players) as Common Man, Conor Burke as Richard Rich, Jenny Gutbezahl as Alice More, April Singley as Margaret More, Geoffrey Pingree as Chapuys and Cranmer, Anthony Dangerfield as Cardinal Wolsey and Chapuys’ Attendant, Christopher Davis as William Roper, Jonathan Fisher as Henry VIII, and Mary Driscoll (founder and artistic director of On With Living and Learning Theatre) as Woman. The show is directed by Jon Taie (Winner of SlamBoston 2010), with sets and graphics by Sharon Lacey. Tickets are $14 each through Brown Paper Tickets (brownpapertickets/event/469058). Performance date and time: January 25 at 7:30pm For more information, visit porpentineplayers or contact porpentineplayers@gmail. The Porpentine Players have been rehearsing in our building, and are generously offering a special Friends of the Cast price to us. There are limited amounts of these, so if a date is sold out, another must be chosen. The link is : brownpapertickets/event/469058 Choose a date. in the: Enter a Password or Discount Code enter: PricklyPartners and click on Show Available Tickets Sermon: Help! Scripture: Matthew 4:12-23 When Jesus went back into Galilee of the Nations, it was to a place of oppression and risk. John the Baptist had just been arrested, and Jesus goes right into the area ruled by Herod to begin his ministry. This was an area filled with oppression. Into this darkness, the scripture tells us a great Light appears to help the people gain new perspectives and to be healed. That Light, as we learn throughout scripture, helps us to see new perspectives and healing perspectives on whatever challenges we are facing, and how to address those challenges in empowering and powerful ways. Join us for worship on Sunday, January 26th at 10:30 a.m. and for coffee and fellowship after the service. Annual meeting this Sunday! We will hold our congregational meeting in the basement on January 26th, immediately following the service. It includes a potluck lunch. Please plan to bring an appetizer, soup, salad, side dish, main dish, dessert or beverage to share. This is the time to hear reports from our pastor and from various committees about the work of the church during the past year, look at the budget for the upcoming year, and electing elders, deacons, and officers of the congregation. All are welcome to attend! Nave Music Series - Bards, Gazelles, Squirrels, and Sonatas: New Music by Jim Dalton, Karl Henning, Nancy Rexford and Charles Turner. Music for clarinet, guitar, mandolin, flute, piccolo, piano, shakuhachi, bass, violin and voice. February 1st at 8:00 p.m. at Clarendon Hill. For more information, please see https://facebook/events/1383292031930197/. Our monthly prayer group will meet in the Green Room after coffee hour on Sunday, February 9th.Jesus said, ‘When two or three are gathered in my name, I am there.” Bring your prayers about whatever joys or concerns you may have on your mind and in your heart. All are welcome to attend. Horizons Bible Study will held at 3;30 p.m. on Friday, February 14th at the home of a member. For more information, please contact Salam (salamlebbos@hotmail) March 8th CHPC Quarterly Potluck - Save the date (think spring!) and more details to come. The offering envelopes for 2014 are on the table at the back of the sanctuary, next to the door. If youd like to have a box of offering envelopes for 2014 (and have not previously had envelopes), please contact Ellen (ellends1313@gmail). Remember that all of your donations to the church are tax deductible... The per capita amount for 2014 is $110.80 per member. In your offering envelopes, you will find a blue envelope with reading lettering that says Per Capita Apportionment. Please include your per capita amount in this envelope. All folks who are members of the church should pay the per capita amount. If you have questions, please contact Ellen (ellends1313@gmail). Do you like to knit or crochet? Heres an opportunity to use your skills to help further marriage equality! More Light Presbyterians is once again calling for knitted or crocheted scarves to be given out at this years General Assembly, which will be held in Detroit in June. For more general information, see:mlp.org/2013/10/23/call-knit-crochet-pray-way-ga/. If youd like a pattern for a simple two-sided scarf, or a simple cowl/infinity scarf, or more information about Clarendon Hills contribution to this effort, contact Ellen (ellends1313@gmail). Rides wanted! Drivers needed! We’re looking for people with cars to help other members of the congregation get to and from church and church events. And if you would like a ride – every week or just for one event – we’re happy to help! Please call or email Ruth to get on the schedule 617-571-3621 ruth.rhoads.allen@gmail. Want to be a greeter or a reader? Eager to bring coffee hour treats or support the nursery? Please let Ellen know how you would like to share your time and talents (ellends1313@gmail). Have an announcement for the bulletin? Send it to [email protected] by Friday for inclusion on Sunday. Visit our website at: clarendonhillchurch.org
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