Midwinter: Winter Revival (ages 0–adult)

For the next two months, Sandy Spieler, our truly remarkable Children, and Youth Specialist will help us create a liturgy and performance around the importance of water in our lives. This performance, which will include masks, puppetry, music, and movement, is designed to be intergenerational.

There are two options to participate:

January 11, 18, 25,

February 1, 8, 15, 22

7:15-8 p.m.

Room 204

Sandy will be working with a core group of adults, teens, and children to create the performance that happens during the worship service on February 26.

People who sign up for this are committing to attend these 7 sessions with Sandy and will be creating masks of different animals that live by and interact with water, as well as a “liturgy” that will be used on Sunday, February 26.  Register here!

Please note: participating on Wednesdays means you are committing to being part of BOTH the 9 and 11 a.m. worship services on February 26. We will present at both services; participants will be at church from approximately 8:30-noon on that Sunday.

January 8, 15, 22, 29

February 5, 12, 19

10-10:50 a.m.

Rooms 205, 204, and 203

All ages are invited to come work on an art installation that will be put together as part of the worship service on February 26.

We will be making art for the worship service, including “box puppets,” where each puppet interacts with a river. All the boxes together will form a long river that will be incorporated into the worship service. Every young person ages three and up through high school who is present on Sundays from 10-10:50 will participate in this art-making, and any and all adults are invited to participate as well. Creating art alongside one another is a wonderful way to make new friends and acquaintances.