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April 17 Maundy Thursday Worship Service
We will gather on April 17th at 7:00 pm to remember the night Jesus had his last meal with the disciples and his sacrifice for our sins. The service will begin with Confession and Holy Communion. The Confirmation Class and their Faith Partners lead us through the scriptures.
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April Newsletter-The Presbyterian Post
There are a lot of buds on the daffodils at the door of the church. Could it be that Spring is almost here? This month, there are many opportunities to connect with our church family and community. You can catch up on all the April information here.
Weekly Readings through the books of Acts
Our Lenten journey is being shaped around our regular Sunday worship services, a few key practices that help us to focus on God, weekly readings through the book of Acts, questions from Paul’s instructions to the church in Ephesus (see Acts 19) that call us to action, and mid-week gatherings to listen and learn what God might be saying about all of this together.
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Growing Connections-Finding Hope-February 9
On Sunday, February 9th during the Growing Connections hour, Pastor Craig will be sharing a few key findings from his doctoral research about leadership as a local theologian that are guiding us into and through a time of discernment about what it means to be the church and what this might look like in the emerging context of western culture.
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The video “How to Make Coffee” is available on our YouTube channel at https://youtu.be/iP_P2jWMr1U.
We have the How to Use Dishwasher video available on our YouTube channel https://youtu.be/XEgl2ozlwZE
Thank You for Your Generosity to the Alternative Gift Fair
Alternative Gift Fair -The Alternative Gift Fair offered us the opportunity to reach out to our community, and the world, to share God’s love by directing some of our Christmas giving to those who are in need.
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