Kid's Corner

Dates to remember this Fall...

There is no Sunday School on 11/30, 12/21, 12/28. There will be a Children's homily those Sundays.

Pageant rehearsals will begin on Wednesdays at Grace in November.

Sat., Dec. 6: Pageant rehearsal at 10am.

Sat., Dec. 13: Pageant rehearsal at 10am; CHRISTMAS PAGEANT AND DINNER AT 5PM

Acolytes needed!

Any child, 9 years or older who is interested in becoming an acolyte, please speak to or have your parents speak to Wes Foote, Jr.

In remembrance of M. Thomas Shaw, SSJE (1945-2014)

Visitation hours will be held on Friday, Oct. 31, 4-9 p.m., including the Office of the Dead at 6 p.m., and Compline at 8:30 p.m., at the Monastery Chapel of the Society of St. John the Evangelist (980 Memorial Drive) in Cambridge.

A Celebration of the Life of the Rt. Rev. M. Thomas Shaw, SSJE, with Holy Eucharist, will be held on Saturday, Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. at Trinity Church, Copley Square, Boston, with reception to follow.  Bishops, priests and deacons will not vest or process, and are invited to sit in the congregation.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be directed to the Society of St. John the Evangelist, 980 Memorial Drive, Cambridge MA 02138 (www.ssje.org/donate) or the Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts, 138 Tremont Street, Boston MA 02111 (www.diomass.org/campaign-and-giving).   

For more information click here.

Wednesdays at Grace

5:30: younger children's Godly Play classes

6:00: Community Dinner

Dinner Hosts on Oct. 29:  

Maria Fenn and Sharen Brown 

6:45: Older children's classes

Adult Education- 6:45-8:00PM

Local Historian Dee Morris presents "Boston in the Golden Age of Spiritualism"

Wednesday, October 29th

6:45PM

Local historian Dee Morris, will be talking about her new book, "Boston in the Golden Age of Spiritualism". Spiritualism flourished in Boston from the first rumblings of the Civil War until the early twentieth century. Numerous clairvoyants claimed to bring messages from beyond the grave at séances and public meetings. Motives for belief were varied. Wealthy John Wetherbee sought business advice through supernatural means. Psychic Fannie Conant attributed her restored health to spirit intervention. Grieving theater manager Isaac B. Rich wanted to contact his deceased wife. While many earnestly believed in the movement, there were those who took advantage of naïve Bostonians. Determined to expose charlatans, world-renowned magician Harry Houdini declared the famous medium and Bostonian Mina "Margery" Crandon a fake.

Save the Date! 

Visit by the Rt. Rev. Alan Gates

January 7, 2015

Bishop Alan Gates will come to Wednesdays at Grace on January 7, 2015.