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Psalm 103


Amos 5


Sunday's sermon before a final edit

Presbyterian Habitat House dedication

Here is the whole group: members of various churches and the family receiving the home. (I should have uploaded a bigger photo -- maybe soon.) Below are pictures of the dedication and the landscaping.

Youth

The youth of the church talked about their experience at the Montreat youth conference. Thanks guys, you did a great job. The youth are pictured above with Jeannie and Chris Kimberl, youth advisors.

You can learn more about Montreat at this link.

About Shannon Jung, who wrote on Food and Fasting

You may listen to a conversation with Dr. Jung here.

Dr. Jung is now on the faculty of the St. Paul School of Theology. He used to be a The Center for Theology and Land.

I had great fun last night with Carol and Allison at the Pels game.

Bound for Montreat

Our youth and adults left with First Presbyterian, bound for the Montreat Youth Conference IV in Montreat, NC. Please pray for them while they are gone. The first pic is of the whole group, then our group, and some of the packing, etc.

Remembering John

Of the pictures shown in John's funeral yesterday, this was my favorite. Well, some of him in the Air Force were great too. I miss John.

Relay for Life Fundraiser at Jerry's Cajun Cafe July 9

Click the box below and it gets much bigger

Siyaya

This high-energy group from South Africa will be at Trinity Presbyterian Church in Pensacola on Friday, July 18 at 7:00 p.m. and St John Devine Missionary Baptist Church in Pensacola July 19. Make plans now to attend. For more info contact:

Rev. Nan Adams or Debbie Hauck, Trinity PC, Pensacola, 850-432-3505

Sheila Green, St. John Devine Missionary Baptist Church, Pensacola, 850-291-0870

Paul Caro, Presbytery of Florida, 850-932-4939

Occasional Sightings of the Gospel

I'm not even sure how, but I came across another pastor's blog and was moved by his essay linked here.

You can click on the heading of that page or click here to see his whole blog. I have not read all of it, but his post on making people feel welcome in our homes and churches is also a good read.