Two Miss Hall’s students have been volunteering weekly at the Food Pantry since October. Mariah Lewis is from Williamstown and Helin Karakus is from Adana, Turkey — not far from Tarsus, the home town of the Apostle Paul. They are both sophomores and have been working closely with Sandie Smith at the Children’s Book Table as well as working […]
Saturday, April 23rd, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. WANTED: Items to sell — clean working tools, toys, cookware, small appliances, dishes, collectibles, furniture (in good condition), children and baby’s clothing. Please: NO Tires, TVs or Computers. Donations may be left on the third floor. Helpers — Helpers are needed for set-up on Thursday, April 21st from noon – 3 p.m. […]
Social Networking Matters for Church Growth In today’s society the most cost efficient way to promote any nonprofit events and/or fundraisers is on Facebook. Please help us grow our ministry at South Congregational. You can help by visiting our revised Facebook page and “like” and “share” as many things as you are comfortable with. Also “follow” us so you can […]
The South Church website has been undergoing a lot of renovations recently. It is now much easier to navigate, has a wealth of information and photos of our church, and you can easily access recordings of Joel’s sermons and copies of the Epistle on the site. The Networking committee and all of us are deeply appreciative to Erin […]
Each and every week hundreds of Berkshire families make use of the food pantries and hot meal sites located mostly in local houses of worship. Who are these neighbors of ours who on a daily basis struggle to eke out a living in this beautiful and scenic area? With Take Another Look, photographer Nick De Candia […]
May 17th marked the community debut of our enhanced sound system and South Church, in partnership with the United Way, presented Mary Pope Osborne, the award winning author of the Magic Tree series for young readers. South Church invited Mary Pope Osborne to speak in our Sanctuary and greet children afterwards to encourage a love of […]
Inspired by their current show about meaningful food at The Marketplace Cafe, photographers and artists Nick DeCandia, Susan Geller, Grier Horner, Judith Lerner and Leo Mazzeo sponsored a collection of non-perishable food during March. The Whitney Center for the Arts on Wendell Avenue served as the collection center. The food collected was donated to the South Church Community Food Pantry.