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5.11.08 - Blown Away, Pentecost

5.4.08 - Choir Festival, Cherub, Chancel, and Adult Choirs

4.27.08 - Turning the World Upside Down

4.20.08 - God's Stones

4.13.08 - Transformation

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Pastor’s Corner

Rev. Neta Pringle, Interim Pastor

"I believe in God, I just don’t like organized religion." How many times have we heard that said? But if you want to get something done, don’t you get organized? Presbyterians are an organized religion, and proud of it. Over the years we have organized to establish hospitals and colleges in the United States and in countries across the world. We have organized preschools and day care. At present, we are organizing to work for a just and lasting peace in the Sudan and for the people of Darfur. (See http://www.sudanadvocacy.com for more information). In our own churches we organize Sunday Schools and youth groups so that kids can grow up with a mature faith that will see them through the difficult times that confront any child growing up in today’s world. We organize to bring some love and cheer to older folks who can’t get out. The list goes on and on and on. Organized religion? I don’t see how we could do without it!