Park Avenue Congregational Church, UCC

50 Paul Revere Road, Arlington Heights, Massachusetts  02476

781-643-8680

Park Avenue Congregational Church

What's happening at PACC

  • See the July issue of the church newsletter and church calendar.
  • See pictures from An Afternoon of Song by Janice Edwards, mezzo soprano, Jeffrey Brody, piano, and Meegan Gagnon, soprano, on the PACC Concert Series.
  • See pictures from the Piano Four Hands concert by Margaret Cheng Tuttle and Yilin You on the PACC Concert Series.
  • Jill Lewis has thoroughly revised the Mission and Justice ministry web page.
  • The Deacons for 2009 and their ministries are:
    • Administration: Valerie Censabella and Don Cohn
    • Christian Education: Barbara Wagner
    • Fellowship and Care: Margaret Bell, Hong Chin, and Bev Miller
    • Finance and Property: Gary Kane and Jeff Steinheider
    • Membership: Anita Clarke and Doug Record
    • Mission and Justice: Lauren Evans and Karen Friedman
    • Worship and Music: Linda Cohn and Jeanne Woodin
  • The Sarah’s Circle women’s book discussion group will meet Saturday, February 21, from 10 a.m. until 12 noon in the Fireplace Room. In keeping with Valentine's month, the book is Annette Vallon, by James Tipton, a novel of the French Revolution based on a true relationship between Annette Vallon and William Wordsworth. It depicts a woman of incredible courage and selflessness in the face of continual danger. If you have questions, contact Merrith Sabo-Jones.

See other PACC events from the recent past.

An Open and Affirming Congregation

We, the members of Park Avenue Congregational Church, United Church of Christ, as an expression of our Christian love for all God’s people, declare ourselves to be an Open and Affirming congregation. Open and Affirming is the UCC designation for congregations that make public statements of welcome into their full life, leadership and ministries to persons of all sexual orientations and gender identities. We welcome all people into our community of faith, embracing differences of sexual orientation, gender identity, marital status, race, ethnicity, mental or physical ability, age and socio-economic background. In our calling to express the love and welcome of Christ, we affirm the dignity and worth of every person.

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