| Weekly E-news July 9, 2015 |
| Gale Haggard and family as they grieve and give thanks for his daughter, Lynne Rumney. Cassie Schulenburg as she has her tonsils removed this week.
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Celebrate with Us! Marriage of Laurie & Barbara
Sat, Sep 5 | 1:00pm wedding followed by salad reception
Parkway UCC's former student pastor Laurie Jacob and her partner Barbara Roberts are getting married here Labor Day weekend. If you are interested in celebrating this happy day with them, please respond via email to [email protected] with your name and number attending no later than August 5.
We are publishing a new directory soon. If you are new to Parkway or have changed any of your contact information, please fill out this guest/member form.
TABS (Tuesday Afternoon Bible Study)
3:00-4:30pm | Library
TED (Tuesday Evening Dialogue) books for session beginning in August now available for purchase in church office.
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| Join us this Sunday for Traditional Worship at 9:30am or Informal Worship at 11:00am where our scripture texts will be Psalm 24 and Mark 6:14-29 with a sermon entitled What Should I Ask For? The Gospel story is of Herodias asking Herod for John the Baptist's head. Herod respected John but was manipulated by Herodias. This story invites us to think about our allegiances and analyze our motives. What do we ask for from others? What do they ask of us? What does God ask of us? What should I ask God for?
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| Karaoke/Game Night this Sunday! Sunday, July 12 | 5:00 - 9:00pm | childcare Free Food, Music and Games. Fun for all ages! Bring a friend!
Make a difference in our own backyard! July 12 - 16
Summer Camps for at-risk children in North St Louis County This year two faith-based organizations, along with Project Greatness, have come together to ensure that 120-150 at-risk children who reside in North St. Louis County will have a fun, nurturing and empowering summer in a safe, clean environment.
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| When someone hurts us we should write it down in sand, where winds of forgiveness can erase it away. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in stone where no wind can ever erase it. Learn to write your hurts in the sand and to carve your benefits in stone. ~unknown |
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