Sunday Service
February 14
11:00 AM
The Last Sunday after the Epiphany
The Sunday Next before Lent
The Reverend John M. Buchanan
Pastor, Fourth Presbyterian Church, Chicago, Illinois
Sermon: Keep Your Question Marks Handy: Knowing What We Don't know
Anthems: Lobe den Herrren — Schütz
Jubilate Deo — Gabrieli
This Week's Spotlight
Memorial Service for the Victims of the Haiti Earthquake
The Memorial Church will host a university-wide memorial service for the victims of the Haiti earthquake. President Drew Faust and members of the Harvard Haitian community will offer their reflections on the tragedy. Please join us for this somber and important occasion. All are welcome.
Now Available - Listen to Full Sunday Services!
Cynthia Wight Rossano Prize
Cynthia Wight Rossano, editor, and member of the congregation, has been honored with a endowed prize fund for her services to Harvard University and its history.
Morning Prayers
Monday - Saturday
February 8 - February 13
8:45-9:00 a.m., Appleton Chapel
Undergraduate Fellowship
Tuesday February 9, 9:00 PM
Buttrick Room of The Memorial Church
Each week we look at something new: a theological problem, a famous biblical passage, an issue in current events, a great ethical quandary, a slice of pop culture. Sometimes we have special guests to lead the discussion and we always have food. Relax for an hour and learn about your faith with fellow Harvard undergrads. For more information please contact Epps Fellow Jonathan Page at jonathan_page@harvard.edu.
Wednesday Tea
Wednesday February 10, 5:00 PM
Sparks House, 21 Kirkland Street, Cambridge
On Wednesdays during Term, Professor Gomes welcomes undergraduates, graduate students, and visiting scholars to afternoon tea from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at his residence, Sparks House.
Graduate Fellowship
Wednesday February 10, 7:00 PM
Buttrick Room of The Memorial Church
Graduate Fellowship will focus on building community and fellowship with others in graduate school who are in this similar and unique life stage. Together we will explore what it means to practice our faith while living on earth. Come for food, friendship, contemplative worship, prayer and relevant discussions on service, faith, Celtic Christianity, justice, vocational calling, Jesus, climate change, passions, scriptures, spiritual gifts, theology and sustainability. For more information contact your graduate chaplain, the McDonald Fellow, Rob Mark at robfirstpres@gmail.com.