“We pray that we each may be a force for good, that we will keep our sights set on the Spirit of Life that shines on everyone and that we will allow that Spirit to guide our steps in ways that truly serve.”
“This congregation is extremely optimistic and excited about where the future is taking us.”
“We’re a small congregation that has some mighty warriors.”
“I see a lot of love coming out of this, especially with the kids. But it’s also teachers. Everybody is helping each other.”
My call is to trust in that future – do all that I can, and trust, because it is held by the one who burst into new life and invites me to follow.
Freedom Rising is offering two types of grants for ministries or programs serving African American males between the ages of 6-19 (or grades 1-12) in Allegheny County.
“Angels’ Wings” is a local county program that helps children, families, seniors, disabled and veterans get through the holiday time each year.
The theme for the Presbyterian Youth Triennium, which will run from July 16-20 at Purdue University in Indiana, is “Here’s My Heart.”
“(Chantal) has this conviction of hope for the church, the desire to serve in a greater capacity, so I responded positively to that.”
I’m looking forward to the week ahead and seeing how God is and will be working in the Presbyterian Church.