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First Service: 8:30
Second Service: 11:15
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Please join us for a time of fellowship and refreshments between services on Easter Sunday. Also, we are anticipating higher than normal attendance on Easter, so please plan to arrive early and consider attending the second service if you can.
Please make plans to attend our Good Friday Service on Friday, April 18th at 6:30 PM at Clovercroft Hall. This service will feature Scripture, congregational singing, and musical selections by the Parish choir, as we meditate on the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and look forward to the celebration of His resurrection on Easter Sunday.
The book of the month is The Truth of the Cross by R.C. Sproul. This is a small, yet profound resource that reveals the importance of the doctrine of the atonement. Sproul argues that the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ is necessary for our salvation. This a great book to help us grow in our understanding of salvation and love…
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Recent
Announcements
Please join us for a time of fellowship and refreshments between services on Easter Sunday. Also, we are anticipating higher than normal attendance on Easter, so please plan to arrive early and consider attending the second service if you can.
Please make plans to attend our Good Friday Service on Friday, April 18th at 6:30 PM at Clovercroft Hall. This service will feature Scripture, congregational singing, and musical selections by the Parish choir, as we meditate on the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross and look forward to the celebration of His resurrection on Easter Sunday.
The book of the month is The Truth of the Cross by R.C. Sproul. This is a small, yet profound resource that reveals the importance of the doctrine of the atonement. Sproul argues that the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ is necessary for our salvation. This a great book to help us grow in our understanding of salvation and love…
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Worship Notes
After a short foray into the psalms for Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday, this morning we’ll return to our sermon series in Acts. The second half of Acts 11 presents the church spreading throughout the entire Levant, to the city of Antioch where “the disciples were first called Christians” (Acts 11:26). Many of the hymns we sing this…
With this Sunday marking the first worship service in Clovercroft Hall, I think it would be fair to say that this will be a Palm Sunday like no other in the history of Parish Presbyterian Church! In addition to our traditional Palm Sunday elements (hymns like Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates, All Glory, Laud, And Honor, We Will…
References to “mountains” and “hills” abound in the psalter. Psalms 15 and 24 ask the question “who shall ascend the hill of the Lord?” Hills and mountains are commanded to praise their creator in Psalms 98 and 148. A mountain is built up in Psalm 65, while mountains and hills are thrown down and made to “skip like rams” in…
