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Because of our biblical understanding of who God is and what God intends for humanity, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) must stand against, speak against and work against racism. In the wake of recent events in Charlottesville, Virginia, the PC(USA)’s ongoing Facing Racism campaign offers tools to help equip your congregation in its efforts to dismantle racism. The campaign shares a wealth of free antiracism resources with the greater Church at FacingRacism.org, which features recent statements by the Church on Charlottesville, plus studies, books, training sessions and other events.
May God bless your witness as you share these antiracism resources on your website, in e-newsletters and on social media, and as you help equip Presbyterians to engage in addressing racism. Thank you for joining together in the efforts of the Church to become the community of faith God calls us to be.
Yours in Christ,
PC(USA) Communications Directors
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CN Jenkins welcomed over 100 bikers on Sunday, July 30th
and also provided support for over 125 Kidney and Dialysis patients.
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All budget requests must be received on or before Sunday, October 1, 2017. Completed forms may be given to the church administration staff during regular office hours, or you may send your completed form to Mr. Louis Nyemb, Church Treasurer. Thank you for your immediate attention to this important matter. Please download your form HERE!
By Phillip Holmes
You love entertainment. On-demand streaming, live television, video-sharing websites and social media are all at your fingertips. Your ability to access entertainment swiftly and effortlessly has encroached on every aspect of your life. Research recently revealed that you’re tempted to check Facebook every 31 seconds.
Are your friends boring you with dull conversation? Grab your iPhone. Is your wife annoying you? Turn on your television. Is your professor uninteresting? Sign into Facebook. Entertainment is your means of escape from the inconveniences of life into a comfortable world of fantasy. And your means of escape has made you a slave. (continue reading)
By Daniel De Jesus
I’ve been a huge advocate for mentoring for about 10 years and have been blessed to experience being both a mentor and a mentee for the last several. Concurrently, I’ve been working in children’s ministry in the local church and now oversee an elementary ministry that consists of about 300 first through fifth graders and nearly 100 volunteers on Sunday mornings.
Believe it or not, I used to keep these two worlds separate from one another. (continue reading)
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