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Rev. Rona Kathryn "Katie" Deming
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There was great spiritual community at this morning's LOL. Please join us and explore how God is working through scripture in your life!
July 10
Well, let's clarify a few things first. A parish associate is not the pastor, or assistant pastor, or co-pastor. A parish associate is clergy that has a primary ministry outside the church. We know that God works everywhere, inside and outside the c…
June 23
June 23
Describing our fears, Wendell Berry writes: I go among trees and sit still. all my stirring becomes quiet around me like circles on water. My tasks lie in their places where I left them, asleep like cattle. Then what is afraid of me comes and liv…
May 21
Rev. Rona Kathryn "Katie" Deming is now a member of Bethesda Presbyterian Church
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There was great spiritual community at this morning's LOL. Please join us and explore how God is wor…

There was great spiritual community at this morning's LOL. Please join us and explore how God is working through scripture in your life! Continue

Posted on July 10, 2010 at 4:25pm —

Rev. Rona Kathryn "Katie" Deming

What's a parish associate?

Well, let's clarify a few things first. A parish associate is not the pastor, or assistant pastor, or co-pastor.
A parish associate is clergy that has a primary ministry outside the church. We know that God works everywhere, inside and outside the church.
Because that ministry is outside the church that clergy does well to have a formal relationship with a church to promote their own spiritual growth as well of the spiritual growth in the church. It is a relationship and not a call. (ie it is no… Continue

Posted on June 23, 2010 at 5:26pm —

Rev. Rona Kathryn "Katie" Deming

Describing our fears

Describing our fears, Wendell Berry writes:




I go among trees and sit still.


all my stirring becomes quiet


around me like circles on water.


My tasks lie in their places


where I left them, asleep like cattle.



Then what is afraid of me comes


and lives a whil

Continue

Posted on May 21, 2010 at 5:44pm —

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Chuck Booker-Hirsch

Sermon, 7/25: "Our Church: Vision Is *Everything*"

... and so it is! As we focus on God's grand framework of "Personal, Passionate, Progressive" for us, we will do so by worshiping as one in an informal summer fashion: gathering together in one of our two transepts (side sections of pews). Join us at 10!

Posted by Chuck Booker-Hirsch on July 23, 2010 at 5:46am

Chuck Booker-Hirsch

Summer Social Justice Cinema: July Fridays, 7:30p!

Our Community Theater (details: BPC Film Force More Powerful.doc) benefitting Bethesda Cares Outreach for the Homeless continues Friday, July 16, 23 & 30. Two 30-minute clips shown each week from A Force More Powerful: A Century of NonviolentContinue

Posted by Chuck Booker-Hirsch on June 23, 2010 at 11:30am

Chuck Booker-Hirsch

This Sunday's Worship (7/11): Sermon on the Mount continues!

Topics this Sunday include anger, lust, divorce, retaliation, enemies ... life's simple stuff. "Love your enemy": Oh, really?! And doesn't "Turn the other cheek" mean "Get hit with the other fist"? Scripture: Matthew 5:21-48. Come join us at 10a this Sunday!

Posted by Chuck Booker-Hirsch on July 9, 2010 at 11:30pm

Chuck Booker-Hirsch

Our New Statement of Welcome!

Opposite on this page, you will note our brief, clear Statement of Welcome approved on June 15 by our Session (church board). Most mainline Protestant churches such as our own -- never exempt from the human condition -- have played a particularly bigoted role in rejecting our lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender sisters & brothers from full participation in our congregations. We at BPC -- noted for our personal hospitality to all -- feel it our faithful responsibility to counter such an… Continue

Posted by Chuck Booker-Hirsch on June 16, 2010 at 6:00pm

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