- Church School: 9:30am
- Worship: 11am
- Child care is provided.
- Location: 11211 Preston Road, between Forest Lane and Royal Lane on the west side of Preston Road.
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An active congregation of almost 600 members—with many more calling the church their home—Northaven is known for vital worship and music, interest in the arts, outreach to the community, and sensitivity to inclusiveness. All are welcome. Vacation Bible SchoolThis year's theme is "Creating Peacemakers." All ages are welcome: children, youth, and adults. With or without children, and with or without parents. Monday to Friday, July 20-24, 6-8pm Seminar on Financial and Legal Issues for the GLBT CommunityNorthaven is offering a free seminar on financial and legal issues important to the GLBT community. Lunch is included. Please sign up by July 20. Sunday, July 26, 12:30-3:00pm Facing Transition and Loss of a Loved One: A Grief Support GroupEach week there will be time spent sharing our
stories, receiving information, and incorporating
activities that will enhance our individual understanding
of the grief process as we all journey together. See Calendar event for additional details and reservations. Mondays, August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 6:30-8:00pm Contemplative Events"The Contemplative Life" 2nd Monday Series Outstanding local experts on the contemplative life from different religious perspectives and traditions will provide an intellectual and experiential understanding of what the contemplative life is and why it has relevance to our contemporary lives. Second Mondays, May 11 to Sep 14, and Thursday, Oct 1, 7:00-8:30pm James Finley Contemplative Retreat: Jesus and Buddha "The Contemplative Life" 2nd Monday Series will culminate in a retreat conducted by James Finley on October 16-18 at Northaven. Celebration GardenLearn about plans for this addition to Northaven and view the video. Living the Questions
Mondays, May 18 to June 29, 2009, 7pm. |
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Because God's love in Jesus Christ has
broken down walls that divide us, we embody that love in our
congregation and welcome persons of all races, sexual
orientations, and economic circumstances.
The "Living the Questions" series will hold a brief summer session on Mondays beginning May 18 and running through the last Monday in June. The content is still tentative, but will either be the series on Paul titled, "Eclipsing Empire: Paul, Rome and the Kingdom of God" or Walter Brueggeman's series, "Countering Pharaoh's Production-Consumption Society Today."