Creation Care Ministry - Field-trip to Watershed Management Group
Rincon’s Creation Care ministry group invites you to join a field trip to learn about and from a local group doing great things to protect the water that gives life in this beautiful desert. The Watershed Management Group (WMG) works in southern Arizona and in the Phoenix area. They’ll host us at their Living Lab in Tucson.
Here are the details--
When: Saturday, September 22, 9:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
What: Introduction and reflection at the church, then a trip to WMG to learn about all the ways we can nourish the water that nourishes us.
Where: Meet at Rincon Church at 9:15 a.m. We’ll carpool to WMG, 1137 N. Dodge Blvd. (just north of Speedway) We’ll return to church by 12:15 p.m.
Who: All are invited! This is an all-ages event. Space is limited to 20 by WMG.
For more information or to RSVP, contact Rev. Karen MacDonald: desertsky57@gmail.com; 520-336-0625
Here are the details--
When: Saturday, September 22, 9:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
What: Introduction and reflection at the church, then a trip to WMG to learn about all the ways we can nourish the water that nourishes us.
Where: Meet at Rincon Church at 9:15 a.m. We’ll carpool to WMG, 1137 N. Dodge Blvd. (just north of Speedway) We’ll return to church by 12:15 p.m.
Who: All are invited! This is an all-ages event. Space is limited to 20 by WMG.
For more information or to RSVP, contact Rev. Karen MacDonald: desertsky57@gmail.com; 520-336-0625
St. Michael's Piano Trio
Saturday, September 29th
7:30pm ~ Sanctuary
St Michael's Piano Trio presents a new program of Piano Trio op. 11 by Beethoven, "Dumky" Trio by Dvorak, and piano works by Chopin.
The trio consists of Anna Gendler, violin, Robert Chamberlain, cello, Alexander Tentser, piano. Anna Gendler and Robert Chamberlain are the members of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and well-known chamber musicians, Alexander Tentser teaches at Pima Community College and works at the Rincon Congregational Church.
7:30pm ~ Sanctuary
St Michael's Piano Trio presents a new program of Piano Trio op. 11 by Beethoven, "Dumky" Trio by Dvorak, and piano works by Chopin.
The trio consists of Anna Gendler, violin, Robert Chamberlain, cello, Alexander Tentser, piano. Anna Gendler and Robert Chamberlain are the members of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and well-known chamber musicians, Alexander Tentser teaches at Pima Community College and works at the Rincon Congregational Church.
Theologians Under Hitler: A documentary film by Steven D. Martin
Theologians Under Hitler: A documentary film by Steven D. Martin,
based on the highly acclaimed book by Robert P. Erickson
Sunday, September 30 – 6pm
Rincon Congregational UCC: 122 N Craycroft Rd.
Fellowship Hall
The Justice and Witness Ministry Team invites you to a screening of the this important and very relevant documentary followed by discussion and refreshments. Please RSVP to Nancy at nancy@rinconucc. org or call 745-6238.
From Amazon Review:
In the days after World War II, a convenient story was told of church leaders and ordinary Christians that defied the Nazis from the beginning. Recent research has uncovered a very different story. Rather than resisting, the greater part of the German church saw Hitler's rise in 1933 as an act of God's blessing, a new chapter in the story of God among the German people.
This film, based upon groundbreaking research, introduces the viewer to three of the greatest Christian scholars of the twentieth century and asks: how could something like this happen in the heart of Christian Europe? Could it happen again? How does the scholarship of this period affect the church today? Does the church of today retain the ability to recognize profound evil?
based on the highly acclaimed book by Robert P. Erickson
Sunday, September 30 – 6pm
Rincon Congregational UCC: 122 N Craycroft Rd.
Fellowship Hall
The Justice and Witness Ministry Team invites you to a screening of the this important and very relevant documentary followed by discussion and refreshments. Please RSVP to Nancy at nancy@rinconucc. org or call 745-6238.
From Amazon Review:
In the days after World War II, a convenient story was told of church leaders and ordinary Christians that defied the Nazis from the beginning. Recent research has uncovered a very different story. Rather than resisting, the greater part of the German church saw Hitler's rise in 1933 as an act of God's blessing, a new chapter in the story of God among the German people.
This film, based upon groundbreaking research, introduces the viewer to three of the greatest Christian scholars of the twentieth century and asks: how could something like this happen in the heart of Christian Europe? Could it happen again? How does the scholarship of this period affect the church today? Does the church of today retain the ability to recognize profound evil?