Posts by Parkway
AWOL – Adventurous Women Out Late
Go AWOL with us — Adventurous Women Out Late Please consider helping us build community and enjoy one another’s company! Questions? Carmen Bumgarner (cfbum@charter.net; 314-330-0813) Friday, April 22 at 6pm Dinner at Walnut Grill – Ellisville 1386 Clarkson Clayton Center, Ellisville, MO 63011 We may eat outside – depending on weather and group consensus. https://eatwalnut.com/location/ellisville-mo/…
Read MoreIntertwine Interfaith Iftar Dinner 2022
As the Holy Month of Ramadan is upon us, Congregation Shaare Emeth, Parkway United Church of Christ and the Turkish American Society of Missouri invite you to attend our Intertwine Interfaith Iftar Dinner. We are so excited that this will be our very first large in-person gathering since the pandemic physically distanced us. Iftar Dinners…
Read MoreIIWC welcomes family from Afghanistan
The Intertwine Interfaith Welcome Circle (IIWC) is excited to announce that the family we are sponsoring arrived on Feb. 14, 2022 – Valentine’s Day! After a week at an Airbnb (provided free!), we moved the family into a three-bedroom apartment. Finding suitable, affordable housing proved to , be very difficult, but our housing team came…
Read MoreHomegoing – Book Discussion
2nd & 4th Tuesdays | 6:00pm potluck | 7:00pm Book discussion | via Zoom Please join us on Tuesday April 12 in the Heritage Room at 6 pm for Potluck dinner and fellowship. At 7 pm we will start our book discussion of Homegoing by Yaa Gyasi. This is our second sesion for this book…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s News March 2022
Caregiver Support Tips: Consider a Daily Care Plan If you are caring for someone living with Alzheimer’s disease you might consider planning out a daily routine. This can be helpful for the person with Alzheimer’s and the caregiver and family members. Having activities that are structured and pleasant can help improve their mood and reduce…
Read More3/13 – The Conductor: timekeeper, herder, tastemaker, cheerleader and scold by David Peek
Select Sundays | 11:15am | Heritage Room & Zoom Conductors serve as messengers for the composer. It is their responsibility to understand the music and convey it through gesture so transparently that the musicians in the orchestra understand it perfectly. Those musicians can then transmit a unified vision of the music out to the audience.…
Read More3/20 – Religion, and It’s Role in World History by Jan Worley.
Select Sundays | 11:15am | Heritage Room & Zoom Back once more is the always popular and interesting Jan Worley. He will lead us in discussing the question: What is religion? and the similarities and other aspects of the major religions, and then provide a survey of world history that shows how religion has influenced…
Read MoreAsh Wednesday Worship
Wednesday, March 2 | 7:00pm | Historic Sanctuary Worship with us this Wednesday as we begin our Lenten Journey to Holy Week and Easter. We will have ashes (last year’s palms) you may want placed on your forehead or on the back of your hand. We will hear Jesus’ words about being more faithful as…
Read MorePress Release 2-16-2022
February 16, 2022 Contacts: Rabbi Andrea Goldstein, Congregation Shaare Emeth (314) 569-0010; agoldstein@sestl.org Ali Durhan, TASOM (773) 629-9460; alikdurhan@gmail.com Kevin Cameron, Pastor – Parkway United Church of Christ (314) 330-0629; kevin@parkwayucc.org Jewish, Muslim, and Christian friends unite to welcome Afghan family to St. Louis St. Louis, MO – The Jewish, Muslim, and Christian faiths share…
Read MoreAlzheimer’s News
Alzheimer’s News February 2022 Foods that Protect Brain Health: Reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s Disease and improve your general wellbeing. Whole grains- such as pasta, oatmeal or brown rice Nuts- such as almonds, pecans, or pistachios Vegetables- leafy greens, root vegetables, vegetables from 4 petal flowered plants Fish- such as Salmon, Tuna, or Sardines Fresh…
Read MoreFrom Changing Diapers to Changing the World!
From Changing Diapers to Changing the World: Why Moms Make Great Advocates and How to Get Started by Cynthia Changyit Levin. PUCCer Cindy has cared deeply about global poverty and hunger even before becoming a parent. But mothering her own children toughened her resolve to stand up for her values and work to become a…
Read MoreBook Sunday
We will celebrate our children and youth on Book Sunday, Sunday February 13. during the 10:00 AM Worship Service. A book chosen for ages 0 through 8th grade will be given to all of our PUCC children and youth. With the pandemic still looming we will once again ask parents to contact Barb Kuhlmann at…
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