Historically, times of plague have created scores of creepy stories and myths about ghosts, goblins and other scary creatures. Many scholars say that these scary stories helped people face the real-life horrors of the Black Plague and other pandemics. On this Halloween Sunday, how can these scary stories help us? Come to the dark side with us....and all are encouraged to wear a costume to church!

 We'll also have trick or treating stations on the Beal House lawn during coffee hour for the child in each of us who loves free candy!

 Please don't forget to also bring your masks! Here's a reminder about our new worship practices during Covid times (the full Covid safety policy can be read here):

• All attendees at worship must remain masked at all times. Masking children under the age of 5 is at parents' discretion. Ushers will hand out masks at the door for those who do not have them.

• Socially-distanced sitting in the meetinghouse is required. Pews will be marked and family groups should sit together.

• There will only be solo or duet singing; unfortunately, there will be no choir or congregational singing at this time.

• Coffee hour will be held outside on the Beal House lawn; come into Beal to get your coffee and then bring it outside on the grass.