It isn’t an exaggeration to say that the climate crisis is an existential threat to every living thing on Earth. But we have the technological tools at hand to solve it – what we lack is the social and political will to act.  We need an informed, committed citizens’ movement that understands the intersections among all forms of justice work to lead the way toward change. Join us on Tuesday April 4th at 7 pm to learn about the specific threats we face, the staggering growth and affordability of renewable energy technologies, and the ways that you can participate in the People’s Climate Movement. Read more →

An Interfaith Vigil for Orlando, sponsored by the Morris Area Clergy Council, will be held on Wednesday, June 15th, 8:00pm, at Church of the Redeemer, 36 South Street, Morristown. Following the Prayer Service at Redeemer, there will be a procession to the Morristown Green to read the names of the victims and to publicly demonstrate our solidarity.

Please share this information with your friends. Persons attending are encouraged to bring a candle or light source for use as we march to the Green.

For clergy: there will be reserved seating for ALL clergy/leaders in the front of the church. Clergy will not vest. Clergy will gather in the parlor of the Parish House (the building on the left, across the driveway from the church), and process in at the beginning of the service together.

It was announced at the Annual Meeting that we will have a very special guest preacher on June 26th– the day that we will be celebrating Pride Sunday this year– the Rt. Rev. V. Gene Robinson, the retired bishop of New Hampshire. Bishop Robinson was the first openly (or honestly!) gay bishop ordained in the Anglican communion, in 2003. His election set off a huge controversy that continues to have ripples throughout the church today.

Bishop Robinson will preach at the 9:30 service (we will be on “summer hours” at that time) on June 26, and will speak at a free public forum the night before, on June 25th, at 7p in the church.