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This Sunday at MPC: It's the 5th Sunday in Lent, and also Mr. Rogers Sunday. We'll be singing, praying, and listening together. What does it mean to live together in a community? Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary or online.
Join us for Sunday Celebration at 10 AM. To learn more, see Celebration Information, Previous Sermons and Music.
I'm preparing for a class on the Trinity that I'll be leading tomorrow after church, and I can't stop thinking about how much the Trinity, when diagrammed, looks like the schematic for a flux capacitor.
This Sunday at MPC: It's the 4th Sunday in Lent. It's also time change Sunday. Remember to set your clocks FORWARD 1 hour before you go to bed, and join us bright and early online or in person!Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary or online.
Join us for Sunday Celebration at 10 AM. To learn more, see Celebration Information, Previous Sermons and Music.
Event tickets are on sale, online bidding is now open, and just like that, MPC’s auction extravaganza is underway! Follow the links in our bio to see the catalogue, start bidding, and reserve tickets to join the fun on March 23 @3:00 pm—live music, storytelling, great food and wine, and over 150 INCREDIBLE AUCTION ITEMS to bid on. Can’t attend the event? You can still bid online and get great deals!! Proceeds support MPC programs and the Focus for Democracy Project to turnout underrepresented voters in the 2024 election! •••#auction #church #churchauction #fundraiser #donate #presbyterianchurchusa
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This Sunday at MPC: It's the 3rd Sunday in Lent -- and the 1st Sunday in March. We'll celebrate March birthdays as well as communion. If you're attending online, have your bread (or crackers or cookies) and wine (or juice or milk or coffee or tea..) ready. Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary or online.
Join us for Sunday Celebration at 10 AM. To learn more, see Celebration Information, Previous Sermons and Music.