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We were delighted to come together on the evening of 26th February, to celebrate the installation and ordination of our new Elders. Pictured below on the left are the new elders; Jacqueline Pickering, Michael Davidson, Moderator of Presbytery, Rev. Dr.
Wilson and Irene have sent us their latest Prayer News Bulletin from the Philippines:
Wilson and Irene have sent us their latest Prayer News Bulletin from the Philippines:
Reflecting on his cancer diagnosis in a helpful article for The Atlantic, pastor Timothy Keller writes that in the midst of his diagnosis: ‘The Bible, and especially the Psalms, gave voice to our feelings: “Why, O Lord, do you stand far
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