Although worship and other activities at KCPC are cancelled,
Sunday October 25, 2020
"The Message"
from Romans 15:17-21
Concerning the Reopening of KCPC
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The Session conducted a Stated Meeting via Zoom, Pastor Bob Merrill on Tuesday August 25th.
We continued discussions about resuming in person worship and re-opening the church building for other activities. Based on viewing the video with Dr. Lisa Allgood, and in reviewing again the safety guidelines provided by the CDC and the Governor's Office, the Session has decided to keep the building closed and continue virtual worship. We've done so to do our part to help protect the members and friends of KCPC from infection. We encourage you to view the video on the right, especially minutes 2:00 through 16:00. Dr. Allgood speaks about all the various risks and best practices to minimize the chance of a COVID-19 infection. The session appreciates her guidance. We will continue to keep you informed of our decisions and appreciate your continued prayers and support. Pastor Bob Merrill and the KCPC Session |
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Sunday October 18, 2020
"Satisfied!"
from Romans 15:14-16, 13
Sunday October 11, 2020
"The Chorus of Earthly Saints"
from Romans 15:1-6
Sunday October 4, 2020
(World Communion Sunday)
"Our Ps and Our Qs"
from Romans 14:12-14, 19, 22-23
crafts for kids...racial reconciliation
Sunday Services
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Kearsarge Community Presbyterian Church
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"Down to the
River to Pray"
by Ken Medema
sung by the choir on
February 23, 2020
(for our Annual Fat Sunday Service the choir sat in the front)
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January 19, 2020
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KCPC is a member of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) and the Presbytery of Northern New England (PNNE). While we are few in number in the New England region, there are about 2 million of us across our country. We are part of the "Reformed Tradition" or that stream of the Protestant church developed in the 1600s by John Calvin in Geneva, Switzerland. If you would like to learn more about the Presbyterian Church, please visit: Presbyterian 101
Our congregation was organized in the early 1980s by a group of Presbyterians who longed for a church of their own. This group initially met to worship in rented space at Colby-Sawyer College. Since 1989 we have been located on King Hill Road in New London. The name "Kearsarge Community" was chosen to reflect how our membership is drawn from a wide area. We currently have participants residing as far away as Fairlee, VT, Hanover, Grafton, Goshen, Contoocook, Hopington, and Henniker. Of course we also serve Springfield, Sutton, Wilmot, Sunapee, Andover, Newbury, Warner, and Bradford. |
Worship Times:We worship every Sunday morning and invite you to join us and experience the warmth of faith and fellowship as we grow in our relationship with God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The Word of God is proclaimed each Sunday.
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Christmas Eve 2017 ~
Photo by John Unkles