The Lost Black Communities of Merrifield, the Pines and Williamstown
Book Group Sunday, July 20, 1–3 p.m.
Join us for this special book group discussion with the author, Marion Ransell Dobbins.
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Read MoreThe Lost Black Communities of Merrifield, the Pines and Williamstown
Book Group Sunday, July 20, 1–3 p.m.
Join us for this special book group discussion with the author, Marion Ransell Dobbins.
Click photo to learn more.
Read MorePhotos from our Juneteenth event and celebration!
Read MoreRegister today for VBS on June 30—July 2, 9-noon! Kids ages 3–12 are welcome. This year, we will share exciting Bible stories, participate in music, and craft as we celebrate the sacred gift of water. Click to learn more.
Read MoreThis year Little River will participate in three opportunities to show our commitment to being an Open and Affirming congregation. Drop by and visit with us! Click to learn more and where to find us!
Read MoreWe recently re-dedicated our Memorial Garden!
Read MoreLearn more about our new Mini Pantry on Little River Turnpike, next to our sign.
Read MoreRead about our upcoming experiment with small group meetings on Sundays before worship!
Read MoreEach year, the Seabury Celebration of Service honors older adult members from local UCC churches and the Episcopal Diocese of Washington for their volunteer contributions. This year, Little River is pleased to nominate Brian Payne for the Seabury Award!
Read MoreHere’s our schedule of events and services for Holy Week
Read MoreSeeking dates & times for a small group to handle current events and avoid being overwhelmed.
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Experience the artful, playful, outrageously funny, and deeply moving storytelling craft of Peterson Toscano. Connecting issues and ideas to bizarre personal experiences, literature, science, and even the odd Bible story, Peterson transforms right before your eyes into a whole cast of comic characters who explore the serious worlds of gender, sexuality, privilege, religion, and environmental justice.
Read MoreTuesday Discussions, March 11, 18, 25, and April 1, 7:30-9 p.m.
This spring, our Tuesday Discussions will focus on Jesus of Nazareth. What does it mean to say that he is the incarnate God, or the Son of God? What is his relation to the Trinity? How does Jesus actually bring about salvation or redemption? We look forward to seeing you there!
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