Friday July 25, 2008
Montgomery's Hometown Newspaper

 

News from local congregations

LOCAL AA MEETINGS

LOCAL AA MEETINGS
(Subject to change)
<www.nnjaa.org>


SUNDAY
8:30am, 24 Club (located behind Vespias/Goodyear at the Princeton North Shopping Center, Rts 518 and 206), 5:30pm, 24 Club
7:30pm, Rocky Hill Reformed Church, Rt 518


MONDAY
7:15am, 24 Club, Rocky Hill
12noon, 24 Club
5:30pm, 24 Club
7pm, 24 Club
8pm, Hillsborough Presbyterian Church, Rt 206 and Homestead Rd


TUESDAY
7:15am, 24 Club
12noon, RH Reformed Church
5pm, 24 Club
7pm, Double Trouble, 24 Club


WEDNESDAY
7:15am, 24 Club
12:15pm, 24 Club
5:30pm, 24 Club
7:30pm, RH Reformed Church
8 pm, Mens Meeting, 24 Club
8pm, Hillsborough Presb. Church
8 pm, Men’s Meeting, 24 Club


THURSDAY
7:15am, 24 Club
12:15 pm, 24 Club
5:30pm, 24 Club
7 pm, Women’s Meeting,
24 Club
7:30pm Carrier Clinic, Main
Building, Garden Cafe


FRIDAY
7:15am, 24 Club
12:15pm, 24 Club
3pm, Carrier Clinic Outpatient Building
5:30pm, 24 Club
8pm, Hopewell United. Meth. Church.


SATURDAY
7:15am, 24 Club
5:30pm, 24 Club

Alcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of men and women who share their common experience and help each other to recover from alcoholism. There are no dues or fees for AA membership. AA is not alied with any sect, denomination, organizatiopn, or fellowship.The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.

A Public Apology from Griggstown Reformed Church

Dear Montgomery Township News Readers:


We are sorry. You tried to tell us to:


- Stop seeing you as numbers, and start seeing you as real people with real spirituality.
- Match you with ministries you are suited for rather than programs we want to run.
- Encourage your faith, not our religion.
- Invest in you, instead of telling you what to do.
- Make worship fun not obligatory.
- Connect you with other Christians instead of expecting you to work out your faith alone.
- Meet the needs of the community instead of telling the community they need Jesus.
- Love you in Truth, when we have only loved truth.


We are sorry. It is only by your absence and our decline over the past 50 years that God is finally getting through to us. We want to change our ways. We want to mend our relationship with you.


We have started by making worship more inspiring. We understand now that God is at work, and by His Hand, His people naturally grow in wisdom and faith. We have inhibited His Holy Spirit, and we are taking steps to remove those roadblocks to inspiring worship. We would like to worship God with you, and would appreciate any further feedback you can give us to help your faith grow.


Sincerely,
Rev. David Leung Kahler
Pastor, grchurch.org

Congregation Kehilat Shalom Summer Schedule

For the remainder of the summer, Congregation Kehilat Shalom will hold Shabbat services tonight, Friday July 11 at 7:00 PM, Friday July 25 at 7:45 PM, Friday August 8 at 7:30 PM, and Friday August 22 at 7:45 PM. Weekly services resume on Friday, September 5. The first day of Hebrew school is Sunday, September 7, from 9 AM to noon, followed by a Welcome Back BBQ and Open House from 12 – 4 PM. If interested, please contact the synagogue office at 908-359-0420 and be sure to check the synagogue website www.ksnj.org.

 

Congregation Kehilat Shalom has been fulfilling the religious, educational, and social needs of our Jewish community since 1982, serving Somerset and Mercer Counties and the towns of Belle Mead, Hillsborough, Rocky Hill, Kendall Park, South Brunswick, Princeton, Monmouth Junction, Plainsboro, Hopewell and others. For more information, visit www.kehilatshalomnj.org, email robin@ksnj.org, or call 908-359-0420.