Why? Why me? Why my child? What kind of God allows...? What if instead of asking Why, we learned to ask a different question: How? How can I learn from this? How can I serve my neighbor in this time? How can I grow deeper? Even how can I thrive without a clue as to the why? I invite you to join fellow wanderers in this wilderness, who are themselves willing to ask How? Join us on Wednesday the 18th at 6pm at the Heath Church for an Ash Wednesday service. We begin by acknowledging our finiteness in the ashes, and follow Jesus who treks through this wilderness, preparing Him for the cross and ultimately resurrection. Each Sunday we will explore a Biblical character journeying through a particular spiritual wilderness. We will look into how their “How” can be applied to our own. What do I need to bring for this journey? You! Check it out! Neil Heath Union Church is an independent congregation, located at 5 East Main St. in the center of Heath, 4 miles north of Charlemont. In 1892, Congregationalists, Methodists and Baptists in town merged to form the basis of today’s congregation. The sanctuary contains a historic, fully restored Johnson Opus 16 of 1850 organ. Dr. Reinhold Neibuhr, famous for his “Serenity Prayer,” wrote and delivered the prayer at the Heath church in 1943. Worship is on Sunday at 10:00 AM. Check out one of our services below or tune in live on Sunday morning. Livestream starts about 9:50 AM.