Ladies Friendly Circle
The Ladies Friendly Circle is a women's group that meets on first and third Thursday evenings (September - May) for a time of fellowship, craft works, and occassional outings. The group was initially started in 1886 to help fund the construction of the new church, which was completed in 1888. The group continues to raise funds for the church's various projects. All women are invited to come to a meeting, as there is no church membership requirement. The ladies put on a big Holiday Bazaar the first Saturday of each November.
First Saturday Men's Fellowship
All adult males are invited to meet at 8:00 A.M. on the first Saturday of each month for light breakfast, fellowship, prayer, Bible study and discussion. The occassional junket or expedition is to be expected. Meet in the Parish House.
Morning and Evening Bible Study
Wednesday mornings at 9AM and
Wednesday evenings at
7:00 P.M. (September -May). This is a chance to dig into the
Scriptures and share insights. The evening session includes a brief
prayer service. Bring your NIV Bible to the Lawrence House:
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Lord's provision by offering up first fruits at Jericho. And cleanse
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your world for God. In this first volume of the "That the World May
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The Book of James: Life Lessons with
Max Lucado are twelve week studies with each lesson including
Reflection questions to begin your study, Bible Reading section with
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Bible, Inspirational thoughts from the writings of Max Lucado, Response
questions for discussion, a prayer, additional questions, and room for
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