We invite you to visit us if you are seeking a church, or simply “seeking.” Our mission is to Share Jesus Every Day in All Ways because our members embrace real faith in action. Our purpose is to serve with people in our community and those within our church to lovingly support each other in our joys and challenges. We welcome each person and celebrate our differences as part of God’s rich design.
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Food Bags for Calico Cat Food Pantry
The second annual Food Drive Week began on September 11
with distribution of empty bags.
A plethora of bags of food for Calico Cat Food Pantry were returned
to the church on Sunday, September 18.
Click here for Food Drive Week details in the online Newsletter
Reconnection Sunday at LPC
September 11, 2016
Click here for Reconnection Sunday details in the online Newsletter
New: “The Epistle” newsletter from LPC is now online
The LPC “Epistle,” a monthly newsletter that has been published for many years on paper, is now online. This is the first issue expressly written for online distribution and one of many to follow. Click here to read
Song of the week:
During summer worship, Pastor Ford featured a special song each week
which was woven into the sermon.
4 September – Song: “9 to 5” by Dolly Parton – Lyrics
21 August – Song: “We are the Champions” by Queen – Lyrics
14 August – Song: “Rocky Ground” by Bruce Springsteen – Lyrics – About
7 August – Song: “Swim” by Andrew McMahon – Lyrics
31 July – Song: “Up Down” – The Ambassador – Lyrics
24 July – Song: “He Didn’t Have To” by Brad Paisley – Lyrics
17 July – Song: “Make You Feel My Love” written by Bob Dylon, performed by Adele
10 July – Song: “The Beauty of Gray,” by the band Live in 1992
3 July – Song: “Stairway to Heaven” by Robert Plant and Jimmy Page of Led Zeppelin
26 June – Song: “Roar” by Katy Perry
19 June – Song: “Pulse” by Melissa Etheridge
The top 10 things that happened at the
PCUSA 222nd General Assembly
(18-25 June 2016)
– June 27th blog written by Rev. Carl Wilton, Pastor of the Point Pleasant Presbyterian Church
and Stated Clerk of the Presbytery of Monmouth
Blog Preview: the number-one thing this Assembly did was to complete the process of adding the Belhar Confession as the twelfth confessional document contained in the Book of Confessions. While this was pretty much a foregone conclusion — since more than three-fourths of the presbyteries have already given their required assent — still, it is of great historic significance. After the positive vote, theologian Allan Boesak of South Africa, one of the authors of the Belhar Confession during the apartheid era, addressed the Assembly. He ended his remarks by saying, “We may not know what tomorrow may bring, but I know this: tonight, we have overcome. I know this: because of Jesus, we shall overcome. I know this: whatever may come in our world, we shall overcome.” In a moving moment, the Assembly responded by spontaneously breaking into song, singing — what else? —“We Shall Overcome.”
The Belhar Confession – a moving call for reconciliation, and a condemnation of racial injustice written in the crucible of the struggle over apartheid – is a significant addition to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)’s Book of Confessions. Belhar becomes the first confession from the global south that the mostly-white PC(USA) has ever adopted – and the PC(USA) has done so at a time when racial tension, injustice and violence in the United States make headlines nearly every day.
For Orlando! – A Vigil of Unity in Lincroft
15 June 2016
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Greetings, All! This summer is a new beginning at Lincroft Church — new pastor (me), new ways to serve the community, and new ways to support the spiritual lives of all who visit us. We are a visitor-friendly place and want to share this great faith community. Contact us or just come by!
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