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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!

There was great spiritual community at this morning's LOL. Please join us and explore how God is working through scripture in your life!See More
Blog post by Rev. Rona Kathryn "Katie" Deming Jul 10, 2010
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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 not…See More
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Describing our fears

Describing our fears, Wendell Berry writes:I go among trees and sit still.all my stirring becomes quietaround me like circles on water.My tasks lie in their placeswhere I left them, asleep like cattle.Then what is afraid of me comesand lives a while in my sight.What it fears in me leaves me,and the fear of me leaves it.It sings and I hear its song.Then what I am afraid of comes.I live for a while in its sight.What I fear in it leaves it,and the fear of it leaves me.It sings, and I hear its…See More
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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!

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.… 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…

Continue

Posted on May 21, 2010 at 5:44pm

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This Sunday at BPC (2/12)

... at our 11 am Worship, we conclude a three-Sunday focus, "Our Healing Church", with the healing of two lepers: Naaman the Aramean warrior in 2 Kings 5 and an unnamed gentleman in Mark 1. The two-way flow of God's compassion signified by the phrase "healing church" -- the church spreads healing *and* is itself healed -- will be featured in the message, "The River of Healing: From 'Them' to Us". Click here for our colorful bulletin

Art work on our Sanctuary Big Screen again will "signpost" the sermon -- as well as the Prelude at 10:50, an abbreviated version of an African-American History Month celebration featuring music by Sweet Honey in the Rock and Mahalia Jackson. This special month will also be celebrated in our hymns and other music this Sunday.

Oh, and don't forget our new-and-improved Valentine's Day quiz following Worship, in the Fellowship Hall! Hope to see you Sunday.  

Posted by Bethesda Presbyterian on February 10, 2012 at 7:30pm

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This Sunday at BPC (2/5) ...

A Lieutenant's Healing Journey! In keeping with Our Healing Church three-part series and the second of three successive healing stories from Mark 1, Marine Lt. James Byerly, who lost both his legs in an IED explosion during combat operations in Afghanistan, will join us in sharing a bit about his healing journey -- with a challenge to our church to be wounded healers, as well. Several of us have met James in his visits to our congregation, as he nears the end of a year-long recuperation at Walter Reed.

Visuals Galore this Sunday! In honor of African-American Month, I invite all to come to the Sanctuary a little early -- 10:45a -- to enjoy a Big Screen slide/song extravaganza celebrating our civil rights pioneers! Featured: Mahalia Jackson ("Precious Lord"), Sweet Honey in the Rock ("Where Are the Keys to the Kingdom?"), speech excerpts from Martin Luther King, Jr. Also,  for the very first time, the sermon -- "Action Into Faith" -- will be highlighted by Big Screen visuals.

Sunday's Bulletin is attached. The first sermon of our three-part Our Healing Church series, "Jesus the Healer: A Threat to Order?", can be found here -- along with so much else through our website.

Our Healing Church: a deliberate double entendre. May our discipleship always prove such a two-way street. Come along for the journey!

Posted by Bethesda Presbyterian on February 3, 2012 at 1:00pm

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