Worship for Nov. 1, 2020

Announcements:

• Today after worship: Halloween parade of costumes at Zoom Fellowship Hour and Drive Through Communion and Communion on the Lawn. 
• Fall Work Day (outdoors, masked, socially distanced) will be Saturday, Nov. 14 from 9am-noon. 
• Sunday, Nov. 15th we will host Rabbi Moti Rieber of Kansas Interfaith Action as our guest preacher in online worship AND he'll be available to talk with you about KIFA at Fellowship Hour. More info here. 
• Sunday, Nov. 15th we will also have our annual Congregational Meeting - this time via Zoom. Full details available here. 
• We have a new Adult Sunday School class on Exploring Racial Entanglements that begins Nov. 1st. You'll find details here.
• There are opportunities for prayer this week as the election takes place. You'll find more info about those here.
• Thank you to those who have submitted their pledges of financial support for 2021. If you still need to do so you can complete an online pledge card here. For more information about giving and this year's campaign, click here. 
• We served 527 meals in the month of September through our Second Helping ministry. To read the monthly update and learn more about how you can support this ministry click here. 
• We have two new resources on our website that you might find useful during the week. Visit uccmanhattan.org/devotionals to access free online devotionals anytime or uccmanhattan.org/music to access video and audio of music from our services.
• A reminder that we have several opportunities to gather via Zoom each week - Sunday and Monday School for adults and kids, Tuesday book group, youth group, and Thursday Prayers. You'll find the links on our website here. 

Worship with us. 

Join us as we worship together in real time on Facebook Live at 10:45 a.m. Central on Sunday (no login required). The service will also be posted to our YouTube channel before 10:45 a.m. each Sunday. 
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​If you are having difficulty accessing the online services, please don't be shy. Reach out to our church office so we can assist. We are also happy to send you a copy of the sermon via U.S. mail or e-mail.