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Check out our March events!
Click on a link below to jump to a topic: In observance of the season of Lent of 2010, the churches of Tremont are offering fasting, and almsgiving each Wednesday. The collections taken at each church for the sake of the needy. A soup supper will be provided at the hall of the service of prayer, message and hymns following at 6:45 PM.
All of the churches are located on or near Lincoln Park in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood. For assistance with transportation, please contact St. Augustine at (216) 781-5530.
Success For
Teens Success for Teens is a resource that helps high school youth with healthy life choices. We have added a faith component to the resource that focuses on self-esteem, decision making, and asking for help. Join us for this special 8 week series that began on January 31. Lunch provided.
Coffee House & Open Mic Night View the flyer here.
Pilgrim Book
Club We are currently
Mah Jong Club
All are welcome to join us on Thursday, March 11 at 7:00 PM to learn this fun, exotic game (similar to rummy-type games) played with beautiful Chinese bone and bamboo tiles! For those who are interested in a bit of dinner or dessert, we will gather at Grumpy’s Café at 6:15 pm, or meet us for Mah Jong at the church at 7:00 pm. For details about the game, or to reserve a set to learn or play, contact Chaz Henderson at (216) 621-9530.
LGBT
Committee Meeting
The new LGBT & Friends Committee had their first meeting on Sunday, February 21, and is off to a roaring start. It’s not too late to be a part of the planning process for our participation in events such as Cleveland Pride and the Gay Games. If you have suggestions for these events or other LGBT activities, please be sure to attend the next two planning sessions on Sundays March 14 and 21 following worship. We hope to see you there!
If you have ever felt insignificant or “out of the loop,” Sunday, March 21 is the service you don't want to miss. We are celebrating the time honored story of "Stone Soup." Everyone is urged to bring a vegetable (fresh, canned or frozen) to worship with them. The culmination of the story will be on Wednesday, March 24, when we invite the Tremont community to share the bounty with us at the Soup and Bread Service of the Lenten Season.
Each month, the Film Series Group enjoys fellowship through seeing a movie together and going out for discussion afterward. Join us on Sunday, March 14th for Pilgrim's monthly movie night out! For those of you who missed the winner of this year's Oscar winner for best picture, let's see The Hurt Locker. It is returning to the Cedar Lee and the show is at 7:05 PM. Everyone is welcome.
...and,
finally, the spirit behind Yoga is “namaste” (acknowledging the divine in
you) and behind Thai Yoga Massage is “metta” (with loving kindness )...how
perfectly these fit into the family of Pilgrim Congregational Church! Yoga Classes at Pilgrim Church The yoga classes are open enrollment. . . you can join at anytime. . . and attend any of the classes in our schedule. We have had a great success with our class for “floor-challenged” folks and we certainly invite even those who feel intimidated at the thought of exercise to join this class! We
now have classes for beginner and intermediate level students, and offer several
styles of yoga. . . from long, slow meditative stretches to strengthening and
conditioning workouts. Please call Chaz Henderson at 216-621-9530
for more information on yoga styles and enrollment. Class Schedule
Come as often as you wish! Pilates is a wonderful and unique system of stretching and strengthening exercises designed to tone muscles, improve posture and increase flexibility and balance. The end result is a stronger core and streamlined body. Kimberly is an AFAA and AAAI/ISMA certified instructor, as well as the owner of Streamline Fitness, LLC, and has designed this class to appeal to the beginner and challenge the experienced exerciser. Leave a message in the office for Kimberly Barner to enroll.
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Sundays
after worship through March 21
reading Team of Rivals - The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns
Goodwin. This is the story of Abraham Lincoln and the remarkable men who were
his rivals for the 1860 presidential nomination: New York Senator William
Seward, Ohio Governor Salmon Chase, and Missouri's distinguished Elder Statesman
Edward Bates. Our next session will be on Saturday,
March 13th in the Youth Room at 9:00
AM. This month we will be discussing
chapters 12 through 15. We would love to have you join us even if you have not
read all fifteen chapters - you will have plenty of company. We would love to have you join us. If
you have any questions contact Pat Mayer.
REIKI
Healing Therapy treatments and training classes are available by 