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Duet between Andrew Reumann-Moore and Kyra Reumann-Moore


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Composer: Andrew Lloyd Webber
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July 7, 2010

Free Community Meal

Free Community Meal

Join us every Saturday morning from 11 am – 1 p.m. for a free community meal. It is a simple meal of hotdogs, fruit and a drink and maybe some homemade cookies! We also offer referrals to different resources you might need.

We hope you will join us, or if not, tell someone you know…

We are also looking for donations if you are able, as well as volunteers to help serve.

If you are interested, or have questions…please call the church office (215)848-0199, and leave a message. Someone will return your call as soon as possible.

Blessings!

Grace, mercy and peace!
Pastor Ingram

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May 31, 2010

Where do you see or feel the Holy Spirit moving in your life?

The Holy Spirit has ‘whisked” us outside on our grounds to have bible study. This week’s conversation revolved around “where do you see the Holy Spirit moving in your life and the life of your community“. It was a very fruitful conversation, as witnessed by the expressions of those involved! Please come out and join us. We’d like to hear how the Holy Spirit is moving in your life as well! We meet on the grounds Sunday morning at 9:30.

Grace, mercy and peace!
Pastor Ingram

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May 25, 2010

Living in the Spirit Bible Study

In the Jewish Scriptures, the word for spirit is ruach.  Ruach generally means wind, breath (in all living creatures), mind, will, conscience, or spirit. God is the creator of ruach. It indicates God’s creative activity and power.  The ruach of God works in his providence, redemption, in upholding and guiding his chosen ones, and in the empowering of the Messiah. The word for spirit in Greek is pneuma.  Similar to ruach, pneuma refers to the movement of air and breath.  It is the agent of life.  It also connotes the seat of one’s inner life and capacity to know God. God himself is referred to as pneuma and pneuma proceeds from God or Christ.  Demonic beings are considered evil pneuma.  One does not see ruach or pneuma.  All that is seen is what it creates, motivates, inspires, encourages, impels, stirs, provokes, stimulates, influences, or activates.

Come and join us as we explore our inner lives…and how we are created to Live in the Spirit

We will meet on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m, outside on our grounds, as weather permits.

Grace, mercy and peace!
Pastor Ingram

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