Message From The Pastor - November 11,  2026

​

In Honor

This Veteran's Day we lift up all those who have served in our nation's armed forces.  

We give thanks for their courage, sacrifice, and commitment, recognizing that the cost of service is often carried long after a uniform is laid aside.

As people of faith, our gratitude must extend beyond words. Honoring veterans means advocating for accessible healthcare, mental health support, housing stability, and the dignity every veteran and military family deserves.

We also remember that the deepest tribute to those who have served is our continued commitment to building a world where peace is pursued, justice is practiced, and human life is cherished.

May God bless our veterans, comfort those who carry the wounds of war, and guide us all in the work of peace. Southern New England Conference UCC

 

Sunday's Chancel Flowers were offered In loving memory of

Chester W. & Josephine B. Potter;

Lloyd E. & Helen L. Potter (both WWII);

John J. Worsencroft (WWII) & Barbara F. Worsencroft;

Jay Baxter Worsencroft; Calvin R. Potter (Ens., WWII) & Jane P. Potter;

Leonard T. Potter (WWII) & Elisabeth S. Potter; Steven & Mark Potter;

Kenneth W. Potter (Korean War) and Barbara C. Coleman

Given by the Potter Family