Grace Episcopal Church, Amherst MA

Brown Kennedy will lead a discussion considering death in the context of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, to be held after the 10:30 service in the Parish Hall. She recommends reading or watching the play, but if you don’t get around to it, come anyway! (The Kenneth Branagh film version is a fine adaptation.)

The website to order soups for the annual soup extravaganza is now open!  Use the QR code below to access the website or go to https://airtable.com/appYFGXZZtOVp04Iz/pagdXh9rHbZi2ZTzs/form.  Soup may also be ordered from Haiti ministry members in the Connector after church.  Don’t delay!   Last year many soups sold out. Orders will be taken until Wednesday, February […]

Now What? Incorporating the Gospel We Heard into Our Lenten Journey: A Lenten Series Sundays in Lent at 4:00 pm via Zoom  February 18, The Rev. Heather Blais, Ss. James and Andrew, Greenfield February 25, The Rev. Michael Bullock, St. Philip’s, Easthampton March 3, The Rev. Tanya R. Wallace, All Saints’, South Hadley March 10, […]

During Lent this year in church we will hear many of the covenants and promises God has made. What did they mean to the people who first heard them? How do they connect with our lives today? Beginning Sunday, February 25, John Horn, a retired Episcopal priest, will lead four sessions of reflections on covenant […]

Karen Miller, Clinical Nurse Manager, at Cooley Dickinson Visiting Nurse Association (VNA) and Hospice will be hosting a presentation on the importance of home caregiving at the end of life.  She will discuss options for emotional, physical, and spiritual support that can help families manage challenges and provide comfort.