Takoma Park Presbyterian Church

Time 2020-07-15 20:03:24

Web Name: Takoma Park Presbyterian Church

WebSite: http://www.takomaparkpc.org

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A Church for All PeopleTakoma Park Presbyterian is a loving, joyous, welcoming, and spirit-led community. We embrace humanity’s differences and work together to heal relationships, care for God’s creation, and advance the cause of justice and peace. Learn moreWe Worship TogetherOur worship times vary through the year. Worship is at 11 AM during the school year. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, worship takes place at 10 AM.Due to the current coronavirus pandemic, we will be worshipping virtually. See the COVID-19 Update pagewith the latest information.We Support Each OtherThe deacons are building a TPPC support network to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.Do you know of needs in our church community or among your neighbors that are not being met? Are there people who could use regular calls or groceries? Would you like to help meet needs as they are identified?Emaildeacons@takomaparkpc.org. (Sunday, July 12 At 11 AM, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Romans 12:1-2; Matthew 5:43-48Hymns: When Morning Gilds the Skies, Help Us Accept Each Other, I’m Gonna Live So God Can Use MeSermon Title:“Weird Christianity”, Rev. Michael Lindvall Links to the video and audio of the online worship service held on Sunday, July 12th at the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church are now available. (Sunday, July 12 At 11 AM, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Romans 12:1-2; Matthew 5:43-48Hymns: When Morning Gilds the Skies, Help Us Accept Each Other, I’m Gonna Live So God Can Use MeSermon Title:“Weird Christianity”, Rev. Michael Lindvall TPPC has received a letter from our brothers and sisters in our sister parish in Jiñocuao, Nicaragua noting the monumental changes that have taken place in our world recently and their “non-stop praying for ourselves and for you.” The letter, dated June 23, was signed by Julio Huete, the chair of the Twinning Committee, Maribel and Otila. A link to the video and audio of the online worship service held on Sunday, July 5th at the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church is now available. (Sunday, July 5 At 11 AM, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Deuteronomy 10:17-21; Matthew 5:43-48Hymns: Lord, You give the Great Commission; Eat This Bread; Here in This PlaceSermon Title:"Mañana…tomorrow…” by Rev. Carolyn TilleyWe invite you to prepare your own table for communion. Find a piece of bread, fill your cup, and join in the celebration of the sacrament. A link to the video and audio of the online worship service held on Sunday, June 28th at the Takoma Park Presbyterian Church is now available. (Sunday, June 28 At 11 AM, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Psalm 13; Romans 4:13-21Service Preview (Online):Sermon Title: "How Long?” by Rev. Jim Reisner“Optimism and hope are radically different attitudes. Optimism is the expectation that things – the weather, human relationships, the economy, the political situation and so on – will get better. Hope is the trust that God will fulfill God’s promises to us in a way that leads us to true freedom. The optimist speaks about concrete changes in the future. The person of hope lives in the moment with the knowledge and trust that all of life is in good hands.” – Henri Nouwen“Hope dies last.” – Studs Terkel (Sunday, June 21 At 11 AM,, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Jeremiah 17:5-10;John 15:1-9 Service Preview (Online): Sermon Title:"Like a Tree" by Rev. Jim Reisner "They are like trees planted by streams of water." -- Psalms 1:4 (Sunday, June 14 At 11 Am, More Light Sunday, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture: Isaiah 56:1-2, 6-8;Acts 11:1-18 Service Preview (Online): Sermon Title:"When God Wants Something Done" by Rev. Jim Reisner God is in the sending business. When God wants something done, God sends a person. God sent Moses to Egypt so that Pharaoh will let God's people go. God sent Jeremiah to Babylon to promise that at long last God will bring people home. God sent Elijah to undo Ahab and David to take down Goliath. God sent Peter to Cornelius to include the Gentiles in the early church. God sent Luther, Calvin, Knox and Wesley to their moments in time to bring about reform in the church. God sent Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Dorothy Day, Martin Luther King, Jr., Desmond Tutu, Rick Ufford-Chase, and Jane Spahr because God wanted to get something done. (Sunday, June 7 At 11 Am, Pentecost Sunday, Live-Streamed On Zoom)Scripture:Psalm 46 ; Matthew 7:21-29Sermon Title: "The Art of Listening" by Rev. Jim ReisnerAt the close of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus offers some caution to people who might too easily use the Lord's name to promote their cause. Jesus says not everyone who prophesies in the name of the Lord will enter the kingdom of heaven… Subscribe to Our Newsletter Sign up with your email address to receive news and updates.Worship: Sundays at 11am OnlineStaff:The Rev. Jim Reisner, Interim PastorUna Kettering, Office AdministratorDr. James Bingham, Director of MusicGary Cardillo, Building Manager

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