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Second Congregational Church
United Church of Christ
45 Broad Street, New London, Connecticut • 860·442·5749
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Announcements
The covenant members of the Second Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, in New London are called to the Annual Meeting of the Congregation on Sunday, January 29 following the service of worship.
The business of the meeting includes hearing and accepting reports of the officers and committees, voting on a budget for the 2012 program year, and any other business proper to come before the meeting.
We will meet in Fellowship Hall, and we invite you to share in a potluck meal (finger foods, please) to stave off hunger and make our brief business more productive. Because we are hosting the AGO Children's Music Festival Sunday afternoon (see below), we need to conclude our business by about 1 p.m.
Please join us as we engage in this important part of our shared ministry.
The New London Children's Choir Festival will take place this Sunday, January 29, at 4 p.m. in our Sanctuary.
This energetic artistic gathering brings together children from the greater New London area under the sponsorship of the New London County chapter of the American Guld of Organists.
Michael G. Noonan will serve as Festival Director this year, with Nathan J. Bayreuther providing accompaniment. Our own Rev. Matt will offer the invocation prayer to start the program showcasing children's music.
Festival participants are expected to arrive beginning at 1:30 p.m. We welcome all to our Sanctuary.
Sunday, January 29: New London Children's Choir Festival, with Michael G. Noonan (Festival Director) and Nathan J. Bayreuther (Accompanist); participating choirs should arrive at Second Congregational Church, New London, at 1:30 for registration and rehearsal; a snack will be provided, and the performance is at 4 pm (more details in our newsletter)
Epiphany
Following the accounts of Jesus' birth, the church turns its attention to the season of "Epiphany." During this season, the stories from Scripture gradually reveal Jesus' role as "The Christ."