Sunday Worship in the Chapel 10:45AM

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Sunday Morning Worship

Join us for worship in the Chapel on Sundays at 10:45AM. Children are invited to stop at the welcome station in the rear of the Chapel to select a worship bag and children’s Bible to take with them into the pews. Our pastor delivers a Children’s Message every Sunday as part of the service.

Livestream Temporarily Unavailable

We are temporarily unable to livestream the worship service. We’ll keep this link posted and hope to resume in the near future. 

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Fellowship Hour

All are invited to remain after worship for refreshments and conversation.

Sanctuary Sounds: Duo Zuber, March 8, 3PM

Community

We’re thrilled to host this upcoming concert by multiple Grammy Award winning musicians Greg and Pat Zuber, aka Duo Zuber, performing works by French composers arranged for flute and Marimba. This concert is sponsored by the Sanctuary on the Greeen Arts, Cultural and Community Alliance, which is working to bring high quality arts programming to the heart of Bloomfield. Cost is $10 or pay-what-you-can. Children 12 and free. Sunday, March 8, 3PM in the historic sanctuary.

March Special Offering – One Great Hour of Sharing

Community, Peacemaking

Our special offering this month is for One Great Hour of Sharing. Since 1947 the Presbyterian Church has asked members to support the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering during the season of Lent. Monies collected are divided between Presbyterian Disaster Assistance, Self-Development of People and Presbyterian Hunger Program.

Please use our Donate link to make an online donation to One Great Hour of Sharing.

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A PC(USA) Statement on the Escalating War with Iran

Peacemaking

Sustained diplomacy, accountability and multilateral engagement are what’s needed

We are deeply troubled by the expanding military assault on Iran and the widening regional war it now threatens to become. As Christians shaped by the reconciling love of Jesus Christ, we grieve every life lost and every family now living in terror. Decisions of war and peace are measured not in political claims but in human lives.

The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) has repeatedly affirmed that war must never be entered into lightly. Military force must be a last resort, and international disputes must be addressed through sustained diplomacy, accountability, and multilateral engagement grounded in international law. Our General Assemblies have called for negotiated agreements that constrain nuclear proliferation, reduce regional tensions, and prioritize civilian protection.

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