GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

GREAT discussions about current events and how they relate to religion! All are welcome anytime!

After the 10:30am worship service, the Adult Ed board presents Dr. Katherine Hermes, our next 300th anniversary history speaker, in the Sanctuary. Her topic will be "Dual Empires: Women's Private and Public Spheres in Connecticut History" in which she will examine the common belief that the activity of women was limited to the private sphere. […]

The Adult Ed Board is happy to announce that Professor Olena Lennon will be returning on Sunday, October 15th (after 10:30 worship, in the Sanctuary) to update us on the current status of the war in Ukraine and share current insights. Born and raised in Eastern Ukraine, she has deep contacts there and she last […]

ENSLAVEMENT, CONNECTICUT, AND THE ‘GEORGIA OF THE NORTH’. Connecticut was stridently divided over the war and Fairfield County was home to traitors. Join us for a Lecture and Discussion of the often-unknown history of Connecticut, Copperheads and the Constitution with speaker, Dr. Matthew Warshauer, on Tuesday, October 24, at 7:30pm, in the Sanctuary. Dr. Matthew […]

A talk on the relations of Congregationalists and Native Americans in the Colonial Era! The GHCC Adult Ed Board is offering a conversation with Paul Wegner, Assistant Executive Director of the Institute of Native American Studies, on the relations of Congregationalists and Native Americans in the Colonial Era. This talk is in anticipation of the […]