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What is Five for Five?
A proverb states, “Each human life is like
a single letter of the alphabet. Alone it can seem utterly meaningless,
but combined with others it can be part of something beautiful.”
As members of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) we are part of
the beautiful epic of God’s love. When we participate
in this larger story, the world is transformed and our lives
find meaning.
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Black and Presbyterian: The Next Generation
Black Presbyterians have a great history. To be black and
Presbyterian once guaranteed you entry on the “Who’s
Who” list of the most highly educated people of African
decent in America. Many black Presbyterians were among the
first within the race to become doctors, lawyers, politicians,
and educators.
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Baptism of the Lord: Preparing for Growth
On the first Sunday after Epiphany, the Church celebrates
the Baptism of the Lord. As we remember Jesus’ baptism
in the Jordan River, we also mark his call to public ministry.
This is also an important time to mark and renew our call
to ministry and service by renewing our baptismal vows.
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