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The sermon is available for pickup during worship and after worship it is put on the website with that weeks worship service?

If you are interested in reading, listening, or pondering the sermon click here.

You can also find the sermon and the bulletin with the worship video here.

Click the green button to read the August 2023 Monthly Newsletter.

Thursday Morning Women’s Bible

Starts study on August 24 and will be using the book “Navigating Gospel Truth”.  It’s a study where we should acquire skills to make us better students of Scripture. We will meet via Zoom at 10:00 a.m. This is another video-based study with eight sessions and seven weeks of homework.

Please email lpope714@gmail.com for a zoom invitation and information about getting the book. (The zoom meeting ID and passcode are - Meeting ID: 829 5779 3075   Passcode: 020079 )

From the back of the book: 

“The Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—are four accounts of one extraordinary life. To read each of these accounts well, we must learn how the four biographies of Jesus complement each other—even when, at first glance, they might seem to contradict. In this 8-session Bible study, Rebecca McLaughlin will guide you through the different literary terrain of the Gospels. She’ll teach you to identify and understand the different kinds of writing in these ancient texts, including narrative, parable, prophecy, and more. Through this journey, you’’ll acquire skills to become a better student of Scripture, gain confidence in the truth of the Gospels, and realize a more captivating view of the Savior.”  

Adult Sunday Bible study will start on September 24, 2023 | 11:00 a.m. | North Chapel | Hosted by Tony Kupinski.

Below is a list of lessons we will be teaching starting the 24th (NOTE: the order of the lessons has not yet been decided:)

• Worship and the Old Testament
• Deuteronomy
• Roman’s 8:1-17 (Part One)
• The Time In Between
• The Sepetuagint
• Roman’s 8:18-27 (Part Two)
• How We Got Our Bible
• Judah, Brother Of Joseph
• The Parable Of The Man Born Blind

If you have any questions, please email oppc@orchardpark.org.

High School is headed to Cedar Point on Saturday, August 5. 

We will leave OPPC at 5 am sharp! Enjoy a day at Cedar Point. A charter bus (yes, you can bring pillows and blankets to leave on the bus) will take us to Sandusky and we will spend the day at the park. Click Here To Register!

$40 per person and that includes admission and charter bus. Food is on you at the park! We will stop for dinner on the way home (OPPC will pay for dinner).

Registration closes on Tuesday, August 1.

Questions? Contact Kristin (Kiki) at 317-443-1365.

There are many enrichment opportunities for children and youth at Orchard Park Presbyterian Church. We encourage you to look at the website to view all activities. To learn more about enrichment opportunities for children click here. To learn more about enrichment opportunities for youth click here.

A Word of Thanks!

Thanks to all OPPC’ers who assembled breakfast and lunches for over 500 Carmel Clay students this summer. The meals provided needed sustenance during the summer school break.

Also. many thanks to OPPC members who worked along with Merciful H.E.L.P. to provide food, clothing, shoes, backpacks and school supplies to approximately 3400 school students in Hamilton county last week. Your participation means so much to those who need it the most.

OPPC has many mission opportunities throughout the year both local and world wide. If you would like to learn more about those opportunities click here to read the Mission Spotlights.

We have a new Mission Spotlight on Homelessness in Central Indiana, if you would like to read about it and how you can help click here.

Did you know that you can view the OPPC calendar at any time? This claendar is regularly updated with all the events, groups, and meetings happening at OPPC. To view the calendar click here.