March 20, 2020

A Pastoral Word

To the Nassau Church family,   In these difficult and challenging days, please be assured of God’s presence. God’s love, and God’s mercy. At the end of our lesson from Luke 8 this coming Sunday, Jesus tells a man to go and tell everyone all that God has done for you. But first, when you are anxious, take a deep breath and remember the words of the psalmist, “Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the Lord” (Psalm 27:14).   Then tell yourself all that God has done for you….and it might help to tell a few other people too.   With the prayers of your entire church staff,   David A. Davis Pastor

This Sunday

Worship

A service of worship will again be available beginning at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday morning. This Sunday, we will send out an email much like this one with clips of the prayers, hymns, and a sermon. You will be able to follow along with the text of the prayers and hymns. The service will also be available under "This Sunday" on the website. You can continue to view the service and Adult Education from March 15 on that page as well.

Adult Education

Eric Barreto will teach another lesson on The Shape of Salvation in Luke. The video of his lesson will be linked to the Sunday email and on the "This Sunday" page of the website. This will also be available starting at 9:15 a.m. Sunday.

Supporting Nassau Church during our Lenten Sabbath

Give Online to Nassau Church Text Giving Want to give via text message? Text NASSAU operating to 73256 to give to the Operating Fund. Text NASSAU hunger to 73256 to give to the Hunger Fund. Standard messaging rates apply.

I am always grateful for the generous and faithful giving here at Nassau Presbyterian Church. Please remember your congregation in these difficult days with your online giving. Giving online is very accessible through the link on the left. It is now the easiest and most efficient way to give to your church. You may also send your gift in the U.S. mail. As our offices have closed, mail will be forwarded to a staff member.   It is also important to mention that our support of our Mission and Outreach partners continues. Arm In Arm continues to distribute food from 61 Nassau Street. They are offering pre-packaged food on weekday afternoons from tables out by the playground. We are also in touch with community leaders and other non-profits to share in the discussions and the contributions to the most vulnerable in our community.   With thanks, grace and peace,   David A. Davis Pastor

Reaching the Nassau Staff

The church office is now closed. Staff are reachable by phone (609) 924-0103 and email . If you have a pastoral emergency please call the church office, dial "0", and leave a message.

Nassau Lenten Devotional

Did you sign up to receive daily Lenten Devotionals in your inbox? The devotional is a great way to feel connected to the church and to each other. It’s not too late to sign up! Visit the Nassau Church Lenten Devotional page to read past entries and to sign up. And when you read your daily devotional, you will see a way to reply to the author or to comment on the Nassau Facebook page, where the devotional is also posted. Reach out and touch someone – virtually – and stay connected to the community. Find our Lenten Study Guide to follow along with our scripture lessons that Eric Barreto is teaching via video link.

Resources for Children and Youth

Lent IV Worship-at-Home Resources for Children and Families

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