Although summer officially lasts until the third week in September, Labor Day Weekend has traditionally marked the end of the season. This morning we will look back on summer and celebrate the fun and meaningful times we had this year. Everyone is invited to bring some momento of their summer and we will together create an End of Summer Altar.... maybe a photo or souvenir of somewhere you visited, a flower, tomato or zucchini from your garden, your beach towel or flippers or maybe a canoe paddle.... maybe some art or craft you created…anything that you enjoyed or found meaning full this summer. We will sing hymns and songs of the summer and enjoy hearing the beautiful Gershwin Song, "Summertime" from Porgy & Bess. The Service will be led by Rev. Tom Rosiello who will share readings and an end of summer reflection.