ReV. Julie G. Olmsted, Author at Greenfield Recorder

Rev. Julie Olmsted of the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Northfield holds a United States flag in one hand and, in the other, a rainbow flag signifying the church’s status as an “open and affirming” (ONA) church.

Faith Matters: We are an ONA church

by ReV. Julie G. Olmsted Trinitarian Congregational Church of NorthfieldJanuary 18, 2019

(Each Saturday, a faith leader in Franklin County offers a personal perspective in this space. To become part of this series, email religion@recorder.com)By REV. JULIE G. OLMSTED Recently, Trinitarian Congregational Church joined the over 500…

The Rev. Julie Olmsted of the Trinitarian Congressional Church in Northfield.

Faith & Religion

Faith Matters: God’s realm comes with mandate to love God and one’s neighbor

by ReV. Julie G. Olmsted Trinitarian Congregational ChurchSeptember 7, 2018

Rev. Julie Olmsted of The Trinitarian Congregational Church, 147 Main St. Northfield. Sunday service is at 10 a.m.

Faith & Religion

Faith Matters: Why you should make going to church regularly one of your resolutions

by ReV. Julie G. Olmsted Pastor, Trinitarian Congregational Church of NorthfieldJanuary 5, 2018

Rev. Julie G. Olmsted of the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Northfield lights candles.

Faith & Religion

Faith Matters: Gratitude, faithfulness and protest

by ReV. Julie G. Olmsted Trinitarian Congregational Church of Northfield UCCNovember 25, 2016

Author Archives: ReV. Julie G. Olmsted

Faith Matters: We are an ONA church

Faith Matters: God’s realm comes with mandate to love God and one’s neighbor

Faith Matters: Why you should make going to church regularly one of your resolutions

Faith Matters: Gratitude, faithfulness and protest

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