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Welcome to Worship for Sunday, May 31, 2020
Greetings!
It is good to gather with you for worship this weekend. We come together to celebrate the Holy Holiday of Pentecost.
Pentecost is a time to remember the ways in which this Spirit of God blows into our lives and moves us in powerful and unexpected directions. There is no better time for this reminder then now!
To experience our Pentecost Worship Service in full, please click here.
If you are more of a cut to the chase kind of person, you can listen to the Pastoral Message only by clicking here.
If you would like to follow along with our order of service, you can find that here.
May God’s Spirit guide you, heal you, encourage you, and bring you to fullness today and always.
Yours in peace.
Rev. David
P.S. Did you step up to my Pentecost challenge? If so, click here send me a message and let me know how it went.
Rev. David L. Jadlocki, M.Div.
Pastor
Congregational Church of Henniker
Greetings!
It is good to gather with you for worship this weekend. We come together to celebrate the Holy Holiday of Pentecost.
Pentecost is a time to remember the ways in which this Spirit of God blows into our lives and moves us in powerful and unexpected directions. There is no better time for this reminder then now!
To experience our Pentecost Worship Service in full, please click here.
If you are more of a cut to the chase kind of person, you can listen to the Pastoral Message only by clicking here.
If you would like to follow along with our order of service, you can find that here.
May God’s Spirit guide you, heal you, encourage you, and bring you to fullness today and always.
Yours in peace.
Rev. David
P.S. Did you step up to my Pentecost challenge? If so, click here send me a message and let me know how it went.
Rev. David L. Jadlocki, M.Div.
Pastor
Congregational Church of Henniker
Welcome to Worship for Sunday, May 24, 2020
On this Memorial Day Weekend, we join with you in honoring all who have served their country, and especially those who lost their life in the protection of our freedom and in pursuit of a just world. Please make some time this weekend to share your gratitude and appreciation.
Our service this weekend is focused on Paul’s message to the Corinthians as he talks with them about Christ’s resurrection and the power of God’s transformation. We are living in a time of transformation and change. While we grieve the losses of our routines and opportunities to be together, we know that God’s Spirit is still moving, shaping, creating, and transforming. Together, we are called to celebrate and proclaim the gift of God’s presence and our love. While we are not in the same space this Sunday, let us be one in Spirit, one in Faith, and one in Hope! Let us Worship!
** To view our full pre-recorded Worship Service, please click on the link here:
If you are one of those worship viewers that prefers just the “meat and potatoes” then we have provided you with short highlights of the service.
** To view the prayer of awakening and a musical reflection, click here.
** To view the Pastor’s message, click here.
** Here is the Written Liturgy for Sunday, please click here: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/review…
Get out an enjoy the beauty of God’s creation this weekend. Be well. Be Hopeful. Be Alive in the Wonder of God’s love! If you have a prayer request, pastoral support need, or would simply like to send Rev. David a message, please click here.
Rev. David
Rev. David L. Jadlocki, M.Div.
Pastor
Congregational Church of Henniker
Welcome to Worship for Sunday, May 17, 2020
If you are one of those worship viewers that prefers to just “cut to the chase” then we have provided you with short highlights of the service.
May God’s peace and presence surround each of you this weekend!
Rev. David L. Jadlocki, M.Div.
Pastor
Congregational Church of Henniker
- This weekend we celebrate the arrival of our new minister, the Rev. David Jadlocki. Please click here to watch a welcome message from Rev. David and a special liturgy of transition prepared by Rev. David and Rev. Bob.
- We invite you to set aside some time for Worship and Reflection this weekend. To view our full Worship Service, please click here.
- Here is the Written Liturgy for Sunday, please click here.
If you are one of those worship viewers that prefers to just “cut to the chase” then we have provided you with short highlights of the service.
- To view the opening prayer and musical reflection, click here.
- To view the Pastor’s message, click here.
May God’s peace and presence surround each of you this weekend!
Rev. David L. Jadlocki, M.Div.
Pastor
Congregational Church of Henniker
March 25, 2020
Dear members and friends of CCoH,
As we learn more about the coronavirus, it seems really important for all of us to keep our physical distance from each other. Every new case leads to many more cases and potentially takes up a valuable hospital bed or ventilator for someone else who needs it. We’re trying to “flatten the curve” so that we don’t have a spike. We can all do our part.
For at least a few weeks, the Church and the Parish Hall will not be open. But if you call the church office, Jessica will listen to the voicemails. We will call you back. Also, we are doing a lot of communication by email, and we welcome emails from you. I am posting my messages to the church by email to you, and on the church website and Facebook page.
On Saturday afternoon, you will find an outline for a church service in your email. Some have suggested calling up a few friends on a conference call, or using Zoom, to go through the service together. For those who do not use the computer, we will snail mail a printed copy of the church bulletin to you.
If you want to make a prayer request, please email it to the church office, or leave it on the church voicemail. We will include the requests in our weekly bulletin.
As a church family, we show concern for each other, and I encourage you to call your friends on the phone while we are apart physically. We don’t need to be apart socially. I have been on three conference calls this week with various ministry teams. The ministry of your church goes on.
We are also mindful of our Christian responsibility to the vulnerable. This is a hard time for the single parent who used to work as a waitress while her children were in school, and is now without a job and home schooling her children. It is a challenging time for health care professionals and homeless shelter volunteers. It is a disastrous time for refugees, immigrants, and the homeless. Let us all pray for them, and be open to ways that we might help them.
It is a blessing to be part of a caring church community in a state of national emergency. We are together in spirit, and in God’s love.
Peace,
Rev. Bob
Dear members and friends of CCoH,
As we learn more about the coronavirus, it seems really important for all of us to keep our physical distance from each other. Every new case leads to many more cases and potentially takes up a valuable hospital bed or ventilator for someone else who needs it. We’re trying to “flatten the curve” so that we don’t have a spike. We can all do our part.
For at least a few weeks, the Church and the Parish Hall will not be open. But if you call the church office, Jessica will listen to the voicemails. We will call you back. Also, we are doing a lot of communication by email, and we welcome emails from you. I am posting my messages to the church by email to you, and on the church website and Facebook page.
On Saturday afternoon, you will find an outline for a church service in your email. Some have suggested calling up a few friends on a conference call, or using Zoom, to go through the service together. For those who do not use the computer, we will snail mail a printed copy of the church bulletin to you.
If you want to make a prayer request, please email it to the church office, or leave it on the church voicemail. We will include the requests in our weekly bulletin.
As a church family, we show concern for each other, and I encourage you to call your friends on the phone while we are apart physically. We don’t need to be apart socially. I have been on three conference calls this week with various ministry teams. The ministry of your church goes on.
We are also mindful of our Christian responsibility to the vulnerable. This is a hard time for the single parent who used to work as a waitress while her children were in school, and is now without a job and home schooling her children. It is a challenging time for health care professionals and homeless shelter volunteers. It is a disastrous time for refugees, immigrants, and the homeless. Let us all pray for them, and be open to ways that we might help them.
It is a blessing to be part of a caring church community in a state of national emergency. We are together in spirit, and in God’s love.
Peace,
Rev. Bob
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Congregational Church of Henniker Welcomes Rev. David L. Jadlocki
Henniker, NH: The Congregational Church of Henniker (CCoH) is excited to announce the arrival of Rev. David L. Jadlocki as its new pastor on Sunday, May 17, 2020.
Under normal circumstances, a welcome service and reception would be held, however, an event date will be announced when large groups may gather again.
Rev. David Jadlocki comes to CCoH following 8 years of vibrant ministry at the First Congregational Church and Society in Rindge NH. Prior to pastoring in Rindge, Rev. David served as the transitional pastor in the Mont Vernon Congregational church, supporting them to claim a new organizational model that enhanced their ministries and encouraged future growth. He has continued his professional growth through the United Church of Christ’s Next Generational Leadership Education program and served as a church re-vitalization consultant across New Hampshire and in Pennsylvania.
"Bridges are essential to a successful journey…I stand by ready to minister to you, as together we courageously cross the bridge of faith, finding a deep and sustaining relationship with God,” stated Rev. Jadlocki.
A three-year process of self-reflection and mission was guided by Interim Minister Rev. Dr. Susan Tarolli and Bridge Pastor Rev. Robert Fellows. The Search Committee worked for many months to develop the church’s profile, with input from members of the congregation. Through the NH Conference of the United Church of Christ, Rev. Jadlocki emerged as the best match with the CCoH and received a unanimous vote of invitation by the Henniker congregation.
Beth Shulson and Deb Dow, members on the Search Team, said, respectively, “I am so excited and am confident that David will work side-by-side with us to make our church relevant in the community and position us to be that strong beacon of light for many years to come.” “At the second interview, David listed 6 well-articulated initiatives for the first 2 years of ministry together. It demonstrated his understanding of our church profile, who we are, and who God is calling CCoH to be.”
Throughout the early 2000s, Rev. Jadlocki worked as an advocate and non-profit administrator serving individuals with developmental disabilities and currently serves as a psychological educator for a counseling center in Manchester NH.
A native of New Jersey, Rev. Jadlocki received his B.A. from Drew University with a concentration in Psychology and Religion and earned a Master of Divinity degree with a specialization in Pastoral Care from Boston University School of Theology. Rev. Jadlocki resides in Peterborough, NH with his wife, Christie, and their two children, Olivia (15) and Wesley (9).
Congregational Church of Henniker Welcomes Rev. David L. Jadlocki
Henniker, NH: The Congregational Church of Henniker (CCoH) is excited to announce the arrival of Rev. David L. Jadlocki as its new pastor on Sunday, May 17, 2020.
Under normal circumstances, a welcome service and reception would be held, however, an event date will be announced when large groups may gather again.
Rev. David Jadlocki comes to CCoH following 8 years of vibrant ministry at the First Congregational Church and Society in Rindge NH. Prior to pastoring in Rindge, Rev. David served as the transitional pastor in the Mont Vernon Congregational church, supporting them to claim a new organizational model that enhanced their ministries and encouraged future growth. He has continued his professional growth through the United Church of Christ’s Next Generational Leadership Education program and served as a church re-vitalization consultant across New Hampshire and in Pennsylvania.
"Bridges are essential to a successful journey…I stand by ready to minister to you, as together we courageously cross the bridge of faith, finding a deep and sustaining relationship with God,” stated Rev. Jadlocki.
A three-year process of self-reflection and mission was guided by Interim Minister Rev. Dr. Susan Tarolli and Bridge Pastor Rev. Robert Fellows. The Search Committee worked for many months to develop the church’s profile, with input from members of the congregation. Through the NH Conference of the United Church of Christ, Rev. Jadlocki emerged as the best match with the CCoH and received a unanimous vote of invitation by the Henniker congregation.
Beth Shulson and Deb Dow, members on the Search Team, said, respectively, “I am so excited and am confident that David will work side-by-side with us to make our church relevant in the community and position us to be that strong beacon of light for many years to come.” “At the second interview, David listed 6 well-articulated initiatives for the first 2 years of ministry together. It demonstrated his understanding of our church profile, who we are, and who God is calling CCoH to be.”
Throughout the early 2000s, Rev. Jadlocki worked as an advocate and non-profit administrator serving individuals with developmental disabilities and currently serves as a psychological educator for a counseling center in Manchester NH.
A native of New Jersey, Rev. Jadlocki received his B.A. from Drew University with a concentration in Psychology and Religion and earned a Master of Divinity degree with a specialization in Pastoral Care from Boston University School of Theology. Rev. Jadlocki resides in Peterborough, NH with his wife, Christie, and their two children, Olivia (15) and Wesley (9).
Congregational Church of Henniker
43 Maple Street, PO Box 625
Henniker, NH 03242
(603) 428-3747
ccohoffice@tds.net
Temporary Office Hours: Thursday (8-12)
43 Maple Street, PO Box 625
Henniker, NH 03242
(603) 428-3747
ccohoffice@tds.net
Temporary Office Hours: Thursday (8-12)