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Saturday, September 27, 2014

BBQ at Art on the Island





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Welcome to the Marshall Presbyterian Church web site. MPC is a vibrant, caring community of faith. If you are seeking a church home, come visit us as we learn, serve, have fun, and grow deeper in faith in Jesus Christ together!

Sunday School is meeting face-to-face in fellowship hall at 10am; and worship is gathering face-to-face in the sanctuary, 11 am on Sunday mornings.

Neighbors in Need food bank and emergency help is open from 1-3 each Tuesday welcoming one client (wearing masks) from a family.

And . . .

  • November 12 125th Anniversary Celebration
  • November 26, 11a.m. "Joyful noise" Lectionary's New Year's Eve, bring instruments
  • December TBA Marshall Christmas Parade
  • December 8-9 Bring greenery and decorate sanctuary
  • December 14 Steve Davidowski and Friends Concert
  • December 24, 11 a.m. Christmas Eve Day, communion at Walnut
  • 5 p.m. Community Christmas Eve Service here
  • December 25 Nativity of the Lord/Christmas Day
  • Last Sunday of the month: Quaker Circle
  • Tuesdays, 1-3 p.m. Neighbors in Need
  • Tuesdays, 6 pm: Al Anon
  • Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. Marshall Pres choir practice, then 6:45 Community Christmas Eve Community Choir practice
  • Last Sunday of each month Quaker Circle

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From the January Session minutes

Session approved a "Souper Bowl Sunday" dual offering with monetary gifts to be sent to New Direction Ministries in Madison County and cans of soup for Neighbors in Need. Session approved that on the 3rd Sunday of every month buckets be passed by children to collect change for the 5₵ a Meal Program sent to Presbytery. Genell noted that the last grant given to Neighbors in Need by the 5₵ a Meal Program was for $5,000. Reverend Upchurch reported ecumenical activities including participating in a panel discussion presented by the 1st Baptist Church of Mars Hill for seminary students from varied denominations and singing with the 1st Baptist Church of Marshall's choir in their Christmas program.
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