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This Sunday at MPC: It's the first Sunday of February. We'll celebrate February birthdays, and also join together for the communion. If you are joining us online, have your bread and juice (or just something to drink, plus something to eat) ready to be part of the community. It's the Sunday we celebrate Mary and Joseph presenting the baby Jesus at the temple in Jerusalem. Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary, or online.
This Sunday at MPC: We'll hear the story about Jesus beginning his ministry, and consider what it means to celebrate the gifts of others. Join us!Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary or online.
You’re invited to an exciting author talk at MPC in conjunction with @greatgoodplaceforbooks on Sunday, February 2nd at 11:30 am! Arlie Hochschild will be discussing her new book “Stolen Pride: Loss, Shame, and the Rise of the Right”. This is a free event and all are welcome, but it will fill up fast! To guarantee a good seat, come early and join us for Sunday worship at 10:00 am!•••#books #readingispower #community #presbyterian
Have you heard what’s sprouting up?? MPC is organizing a fabulous plant sale and auction as our 2025 fundraiser! Come join us at the church campus on April 5th to shop for plants and bid on garden-related items including parties and tours. Until then, we’ll be busy planting our merchandise. Thanks to everyone who came out to our planting party yesterday to sow seeds. We will be having another one next Saturday! 🌱🪴🌿🌷🥬🍅🫛🥒🫑🥕✨✨✨#presbyterian #garden #presbyterianchurchusa #community #fundraising
This Sunday at MPC: It's the 2nd Sunday after Epiphany. We're celebrating MLK Day. Join us online or in person as we sing, pray, listen, and contemplate what it means to be unified in these days of division.Sunday, 10 am, in the MPC sanctuary, or online