Calendar
Religious Services & Activities (April 4 through April 16)
Thursday, April 4
- 12:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Silence Practice
- 12:20 PM Marsh Chapel: Common Ground Communion
Friday, April 5
- 6:00 PM Shabbat Services and Dinner
Saturday, April 6
- 10:00 AM Shabbat Services
Sunday, April 7
- 9:45 AM Morning Study Group: Religious Literacy
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Bible Study
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Monday, April 8
- 10:00 AM Holocaust Remembrance Name Reading
- 6:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Community Dinner
- 7:00 PM Holocaust Remembrance Day Memorial Service
Tuesday, April 9
- 12:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Community Lunch
- 6:00 PM Muhammad- Messenger of peace
Wednesday, April 10
- 5:15 PM Marsh Chapel: Ecumenical Evening Prayer
- 5:30 PM Graduate Christian Fellowship
- 6:00 PM Interfaith Fair
Thursday, April 11
- 12:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Silence Practice
- 12:20 PM Marsh Chapel: Common Ground Communion
Saturday, April 13
- 10:00 AM Shabbat Services
Sunday, April 14
- 9:45 AM Morning Study Group: Religious Literacy
- Handel's "Messiah," Part III
- 12:30 PM Marsh Chapel: Bible Study
- Marsh Chapel: Thurman Choir
- 4:30 PM Servant Team Meeting
Tuesday, April 16
- 12:00 PM Marsh Chapel: Community Lunch
- 5:30 PM Boston Marathon Vigil
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