Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry
Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry Good Friday service
ZoomWe hope you can join us on Zoom this year for the annual Good Friday Service on Friday, April 2, 2021, at noon. The service is sponsored by Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry (FAEM). Pastors, readers and musicians from various local churches will participate. The link for the zoom service is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84586871082?pwd=cVp2elZZdUR6cnI5S2w3V0M1NzBNZz09 It can also be found on the FAEM website https://faemchurches.org under the “Worship Experiences” tab. Please note that there will be no FAEM-sponsored Easter Sunrise service this year. Hopefully next year we will be able to celebrate in the traditional way. Any questions, please email mclinticsmith@gmail.com
Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry Care and Compassion Service
Fairbanks Union Church 583 Fairbanks Rd, Farmington, ME, United StatesFarmington Area Ecumenical Ministry will hold a special Service of Compassion and Hope in the Christmas Season at Fairbanks Union Church on Tuesday, December 21, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. The Christmas season is a joyful time for many people, but for those who have lost a loved one, this can be a difficult time of the year. Many of us also feel the losses associated with covid. This service will provide music, song, and prayer in support of those experiencing loss. A candle-lighting ceremony will be part of the service, and special music. Fairbanks Union Church is located at 583
Martin Luther King Day service
via ZOOMThis year on Monday January 17 at 12 noon, Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry will be celebrating the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Zoom (no in-person service). The zoom link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85967121968?pwd=akJFZlBtKzhEblo3NXFqeXdLMllPUT09 and is also available on the FAEM website Worship Experiences tab at https://faemchurches.org/worship-experiences/. Our guest speaker this year will be Alyne Cistone. Alyne moved her family to Maine over a decade ago following her graduation from University of Nairobi and Case Western Reserve School of Law. As founder and CEO of Global Tides, LLC she understands the nuances of living in multiple worlds. Alyne works with
Martin Luther King Day service rescheduled
ZoomThis year on Wednesday January 26 at 7 pm, Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry will be celebrating the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on Zoom (no in-person service). The zoom link is https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85967121968?pwd=akJFZlBtKzhEblo3NXFqeXdLMllPUT09 and is also available on the FAEM website Worship Experiences tab at https://faemchurches.org/worship-experiences/. Our guest speaker this year will be Alyne Cistone. Alyne moved her family to Maine over a decade ago following her graduation from University of Nairobi and Case Western Reserve School of Law. As founder and CEO of Global Tides, LLC she understands the nuances of living in multiple worlds. Alyne works with
Good Friday Walk of Witness
Downtown Farmington Array, Farmington, ArrayGood Friday Walk of Witness - April 15 at 1 pm organized by Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry Please join us for an ecumenical prayer walk in downtown Farmington. It is based on the medieval tradition of the stations of the Cross, from the condemnation of Jesus to his burial. The walk will start in front of North Church, 118 High Street, Farmington and will proceed round a couple of blocks in downtown Farmington, to end beside the cemetery behind the courthouse. It is expected to last about half an hour and will take place unless prevented by bad weather, in
Martin Luther King Day service
Old South First Congregational Church, UCC 235 Main Street, Farmington, ME, United StatesThis year on Monday January 16 at 12 noon, Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry will be celebrating the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Old South Congregational Church. For those who wish to zoom instead of attending in person, the zoom link will be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81778993226 The service will include special music from Patricia Hayden and Patty Schoen, and from Inner Rhythm drumming circle. This year the special offering will be for the homeless. Please send checks made payable to First Congregational Church of Farmington, with the notation “MLK collection”. For any further information please email mclinticsmith@gmail.com
Good Friday Walk of Witness
Henderson Memorial Baptist Church 110 Academy St, Farmington, MainePlease join us on Friday April 7 at 2 pm for an ecumenical prayer walk in downtown Farmington. It is based on the medieval tradition of the stations of the Cross, from the condemnation of Jesus to his burial. The walk will start at 2 pm at Henderson Memorial Baptist Church, 110 Academy Street and proceed to the North Church, 118 High Street, Farmington, and from there round a couple of blocks in downtown Farmington, to end beside the cemetery behind the courthouse. We will then walk back to Henderson Memorial Baptist Church for a short service beginning at around
Martin Luther King Day service
Old South First Congregational Church, UCC 235 Main Street, Farmington, ME, United StatesThis year on Monday January 15 at 12 noon, Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry will be celebrating the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at Old South Congregational Church, 235 Main Street, Farmington. The Guest Speaker will be Zoe Sahloul, Founder and Executive Director of the New England Arab American Organization. For those who wish to zoom instead of attending in person, the zoom link will be https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86942689718?pwd=MmoyTWhhR1BURHBGRWFqNm9TRnBPQT09 password: 420856 This year the special offering will be for the New England Arab American Organization. Please send checks made payable to First Congregational Church of Farmington, with the notation “MLK collection”.
Good Friday Walk of Witness
Meeting House cemetery, Main Street, Farmington Main Street, Farmington, ME, United States +1 moreThis event is organized by Farmington Area Ecumenical Ministry. Please join us for an ecumenical prayer walk in downtown Farmington. It is based on the medieval tradition of the stations of the Cross, from the condemnation of Jesus to his burial. The walk will start at the Center Meeting House Cemetery on Maine Street, Farmington directly behind the court house at 12 noon and will proceed round a couple of blocks in downtown Farmington, to end at the Gazebo on Main Street. It is expected to last about 45 minutes.