Sharing God’s love in our community & the world…
Christmas at Sea
The goal of the Christmas at Sea Program is to give a ditty box (a shoebox filled with gifts) to every seafarer arriving in Delaware during the holiday season. Last year the Seamen’s Center of Wilmington provided gifts to over 1,000 mariners. The boxes are filled with essentials (all full-sized), a hand-knit hat and scarf, and a few goodies.
The Mission & Congregational Life Committee invite you to pick up a shoe box (list of items inside or click here) in the back of the sanctuary on Sundays. We will also have some boxes available just outside the Church Office. We recommend you shop at your local Dollar Store to find the requested items at a very reasonable cost. If you cannot find all the items, don’t worry – we’re willing to provide the hard-to-find products.
Ditty Boxes should be brought to church by Sunday, November 24.
Christmas Gala Concert
Sunday, December 15 @ 7:00pm
Featuring selections from Handel’s Messiah
and other Christmas favorites
Professional chamber orchestra
Professional soloists and
The Concord Concert Choir
~ Free admission ~
An offering will be taken to benefit the Concord Concert Series
Adventfest 2024
Sunday, December 8 at 11:30am
following 10:30am worship
Please join us for festive music, a delicious pasta lunch, crafts for children and adults, as well as a market with items that support Water for Life and Concord Youth Group! Click here for more details.
Please RSVP to the Church Office at 302-654-9652.
There will also be a sign up sheet in the back of the Sanctuary.
LGBTQIA+ TASK FORCE
Sun., Nov. 17 – 11:30am
Jessie’s Room
The LGBTQIA+ Task Force is holding the third of three Lunch & Learns on Nov. 17 as we journey to being an openly affirming congregation. Following worship, head to Jessie’s Room for lunch at 11:30am. The program will start at noon. Zoom link for those who can’t attend in person . The gathering will not be recorded. Childcare is available.
2023 Mission Study
Click here to read our Mission Study, which describes the history of Concord and its ministry, the current priorities and practices of ministry, and a vision for the future life and ministry of the congregation, including characteristics sought in the next pastor.
