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Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
We are gathering for worship in person and online. Join us!
Worship begins at 10:30 a.m.
Our worship service is complete with music, scripture reading, preaching and prayers.
The church will be open on Sunday mornings at 10 a.m.
Covid-19 precautions:
At this time, we are following the CDC guidance for Houghton County. Click here for more information.
People may choose to mask at any time.
People with symptoms, a positive test, or exposure to someone with COVID-19 should wear a mask.
If you want to join us online, connect using Zoom. The Zoom meeting opens at 10:00 a.m. so you can connect with others. At 10:300 a.m. our service begins.
We use the zoom platform to stream our worship services. To help everyone on zoom hear during the service, please keep yourself muted once the service begins except during the passing of the peace, when you are invited to extend greeting to one another.
This Sunday’s Bulletin:
Detailed Instructions to join the worship service:
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Weekly Announcements
Upcoming Congregational Meeting
Our November Congregational/Corporation meeting will be held over ZOOM following Worship on November 15 following worship. We will be reviewing the 2021 proposed budget, voting on the Church Treasurer and Financial Secretary, and receiving a report from Pastor Peter on what has been going on and plans for the future.
A Virtual Progressive Dinner
Want to eat together online? What happens when church family that eats, together, in front of a screen?
We are looking at holding a “progressive dinner” over ZOOM.
Let the office know if you would be interested in doing something like this, and especially, let us know if you would like to “host” a section of the meal.
Pastor Peter will even help you produce “a cooking show segment” if you would like to host. Please let the office know by November 12 if you are interested in participating.
Presbytery Point Camp
The annual meeting for Presbytery Point Camp will be held on Monday, November 9, 2020 at 7pm via Zoom. If you would like to participate in this call, please contact Rev. Jim Porter for login information. jporter@erfpc.org
Presbytery Point’s Mug CAMPaign has begun!
Order your mug by November 14th for the chance to get your mug by Thanksgiving.
These make great Christmas gifts and will ship directly to your door!
All proceeds go to Presbytery Point Camp.
Click the link below to purchase.
https://www.bonfire.com/presbytery-point-mug-campaign/
Weekly Announcements
All Saints Worship this Sunday
Join us for worship this Sunday Morning when we remember those who have gone on before us in faith.
Share a Saint
There is still time to send a photo or name of a loved one, a historical saint, or spiritual companion of yours to include in our worship service this Sunday. Send names and/or photos to Pastor Peter.
Times are a Changin!
Don’t forget to “Fall Back” before you go to bed on Saturday as Daylight Savings Time ends on Sunday.
Upcoming Congregational Meeting
Our November Congregational/Corporation meeting will be held over ZOOM following Worship on November 15 following worship. We will be reviewing the 2021 proposed budget, voting on the Church Treasurer and Financial Secretary, and receiving a report from Pastor Peter on what has been going on and plans for the future.
November 2020 Newsletter
Beth has posted the November Newsletter here.
A Virtual Progressive Dinner or Progressively Virtual Dinner?
Want to eat together. We are looking at holding a “progressive dinner” or some other form of community lunch on the first Sunday of December. We could have appetizers, salad, entrée, dessert. Different people could “host” each section and send out a recipe for that section so everyone is eating the same thing. This could be done over ZOOM after worship while a few people are at the church “Greening the Church” for the season. Let the office know if you would be interested in doing something like this, and if so, if you would like to “host” a section of the meal. Please let the office know by November 12 if you are interested in participating.
What can you do today?
JOIN US IN PRAYER
Loving God, we go with your love to exercise the responsibility each of us carries in this democracy to vote. We pray for all people who join with us to cast their ballots even as we pray for hope, equality, wholeness, and health for all people created in your image and for your glorious creation: earth. May your love sustain us. Amen.
Greetings from Presbytery Point Camp!
Amidst all the chaos and uncertainty, Presbytery Point is standing strong on this little peninsula here in Michigamme.
It’s a bit more quiet and the birds and deer have decided it’s a nice safe haven to winter.
Here is a PDF of the the Fall 2020 newsletter. You can also find it on our homepage of www.presbyterypoint.org.
Stay warm & healthy!
From around the campfire,
Jenna Thompson, Executive Director