Protestant Chapel Community

We are very honored to have as our Dinner Dialogue guest this week the Rev. Dr. Prince Singh, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Rochester. Bishop Singh was born, raised, and ordained in India, and served parishes there before coming to the United States, where he obtained (among other degrees) a Ph.D. in Church & Society from Drew University in 2005. Bishop Singh has graciously agreed to tell us a little about his life and work in India and as Bishop of Rochester, and to answer any questions you’d like to ask him. Please join us!

Date: January 20, 2010
Time: 6:00 PM
Place: Conference Room, Interfaith Chapel, Second Floor

Take a break from studying this reading period and join PCC for a Christmas cookie decorating, Christmas movie watching, general fun having study break–we’ll be in the Commons Room in the Middle Level of the Interfaith Chapel (follow the smell of cookies!)

The members of PCC’s Christmas Choir have begun working hard on our annual Service of Lessons & Carols, which will be on Sunday, December 6, at 5:00, in the Interfaith Chapel sanctuary.

All are invited to come and share this special Advent service with us!

By October 3, we’ll be one month into the semester -– time for a fun break!

So we’re heading out to Harvest House in Buffalo (about an hour away) for fun, games, good food, singing, conversation, and lots of laughter. This will be a great time to really get to know each other better – please join us!

When we’re leaving: Saturday, October 3, at 10:00 a.m.
When we’re getting back to campus: Sunday, October 4, late afternoon
Where we’re going: Harvest House, Buffalo, NY (http://www.harvesthousebuffalo.com/retreats.htm)
Cost: $15 per person
DEADLINE for registration: Sunday evening, September 27
How to register: You can either email Chaplain Laurie at ltiberi@admin.rochester.edu OR just register at Sunday worship or Wednesday Dinner Dialogues.

PCC’s opening worship service of the semester will be this Sunday, Sept 6, at 5:00 p.m. in the Interfaith Chapel on the River Campus. The service will include hymns, communion, a sermon, and a special prayers for the new academic year.

The service will be followed by light refreshments in the narthex, as we all greet old friends and meet new ones.

Please join us — all are welcome!