Sligo Presbyterian Church: Our Congregation and Community
In this blog, we'll focus on the working being done at Sligo Presbyterian Church, Sligo, Pennsylvania. We'll also look at what's happening in Sligo, Rimersburg, Clarion, and all the other communities served by our congregation.
Saturday, March 29, 2025
Bible Readings for March 29, 2025
Friday, March 28, 2025
Mission Yearbook: Daring to say — and play — the ‘G’ word
Prayer Requests to be shared during Sunday’s service
On Sunday, March 30, Sligo Presbyterian Church will lift to God the following needs:
- Amy Milanovich
- Angel Wright
- Angela Zitman
- Barbara Yarchuk
- Betty Milanovich
- Betty Phillips
- Betty Terwint
- Bill Wingard
- Bob Varner
- Bus Clark
- Bus's Sister-in-Law
- Butch, Betsy's brother
- Butch, Cass's brother
- Cara Maguire Defibaugh
- Chris Sibert
- Corbin
- Dan Kemp
- Dan Wallace
- Denny Myers
- Duane Quinn
- Gabe
- Jane
- Jason
- Jeb Rapp
- Jim Mahle
- Jim Mason
- Joann Klamer
- Jodi McNaughton
- Jordan Myers
- Lana Todd
- Landdon Chalmers
- Len Gaulin
- Levi Jack
- Libby Miller
- Lori Myers
- Margie Henry
- Mary Lou McCormack
- Mason Martin
- Matt
- Michael Curran
- Nancy Blauser
- Nancy Wilson
- Patty Divins
- Robb Summerville
- Robbie Burns
- Roberta Fetterman
- Robyn Bartmas
- Ron & Shelly Haines
- Ron Lerch
- Rowan Pinson
- Rudy
- Ryan Cornecki & Family
- Sam & Carol Mason
- Tadd French
- The Cambrie Priester Family
- The Christopher McNutt Family
- The Kopp Family
- The Landon Akins Family
- Van Watkins
- Wes Summerville
- Zach Schieberl
The Bulletin for the SPC Worship Service - Sunday, March 30, 2025
As we approach Easter, Christians all over the world focus their attention on the cross and tomb. And because of this, the usual challenge to follow Jesus just doesn’t seem appropriate. I mean, let’s face it, we’re not Jesus, and we usually stop short of going all the way to the cross and tomb; therefore, using him as an example just doesn’t seem particularly helpful, not as we deal with issues much less dramatic than the crucifixion and the resurrection. But fortunately, Jesus wasn’t the only character in this story. In fact, there were some who just might provide examples that we should follow while there were others whose actions and attitudes we might want to avoid. And this will be our focus on each of the Sundays leading up to and including Easter.
You see, using the Gospel of John, we’ll look at the following six men and women so that we might better understand who they were, what role they played in this story, and how we might use their examples in our own lives:
- March 16 – Philip
- March 23 – Peter
- March 30 – Annas & Caiaphas
- April 6 – Pilate
- April 13 – Nicodemus
- April 20 – Mary Magdalene
Bible Readings for March 28, 2025
Thursday, March 27, 2025
Witness, Share and Evangelize: Mission Yearbook: What WWF action figures can teac...
Bible Readings for March 27, 2025
Bible Readings for March 29, 2025
Study, Learn and Grow: Bible Readings for March 29, 2025 : Let's read the Bible together in the next year. Today our passages are D...
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