June 30  “The End of Innocence: The 1964 World’s Fair as an American Pivot Point” 

The 1964 World’s Fair in New York was a cultural milestone at the end of the Baby Boomer generation. Exhibits celebrated technical progress and “A Great Big Beautiful Tomorrow”. Held during times of political turmoil, the optimism displayed at the fair starkly contrasted with social undercurrents driving dramatic cultural changes within the next few years. Join us this Sunday when Betty Johnson will be back at Thoreau for her very popular Fourth of July sermon, this year focusing on the lasting impact of the fair on Boomers as well as later generations.

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During in-person worship service, Religious Education is offered for children 5 and over, and a nursery is available. You are invited to join us for hospitality after the service.

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