To explore key aspects of the church’s mission, we often hold a “Second Hour” following the 10 a.m. worship service when we gather to deepen our learning, engage in conversation, renew our commitment — and sometimes just share good food. Even though these discussions occur after Sunday morning worship, there is no expectation that you will attend the service prior to participating in the Second Hour examination of particular topics — they are free and open to the public. Starting around 11:15 a.m., they are held in Community Hall toward the back of our building, near the parking lot.
Sep. 22: New Glimpses of Williamstown’s Past
Dustin Griffin, author of books on Williamstown’s history
Sept. 29: Green Opportunities for FCC-W
Kyle Tong, FCC-W Moderator
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Oct. 20: The Spirituality of St. Ignatius of Loyola
Bridget Power (Christian chaplain [RC], Williams C.)
Oct. 27: Stewarding the Earth in Islam
Sidra Mahmood (Islamic chaplain, Williams C.)
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Nov. 10: The Façade of Whiteness
Rev. Arnold Thomas
Pastor, Good Shepherd Lutheran, Jericho, VT.
Dec. 15: The Holy Ordinary: A Way to God
Rev. Mark Longhurst
Center for Action and Contemplation.
Jan 12: The Reformation’s Multiple Dimensions
Rev. Valerie Bailey Fisher, Williams College chaplain
Jan 19: The Lutheran Reformation
Charles Fox, Prof. of Cultural Studies Emeritus, SUNY/Albany
Jan 27: The Reformation in Britain
Rev. Valerie Bailey Fisher, Williams College chaplain
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