Concerning the Reopening of KCPC
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2021 could not have arrived soon enough! We are each ready for the pandemic to end and news regarding the COVID-19 vaccinations provides hopeful anticipation. However, until we reach what is called "herd immunity," we must continue to do our part, as individuals and collectively as a community of faith, to keep the pandemic contained.
The continued increase in the infection rate, hospitalizations and deaths remains problematic. For these reasons, we still cannot guarantee the safety and wellbeing of individuals if we were to host in-person worship or hold other activities at the church. We will continue to keep the building closed and do our part for the health and safety of our congregation and the greater community to stem the spread of COVID-19. In January, a small team began meeting virtually to plan for the eventual re-opening of KCPC. While an initial plan was drawn up this fall, it was not implemented due to the increase in infection rate. The original plan, along with the latest information and factors, will shape a revised KCPC reopening plan. When finalized it must be safe and consider the limitations of our building and congregation. When will we reopen? We do not know. We need to watch and monitor the success and effectiveness of the vaccines and clearly see a significant reduction in the infection rate and the incidence of new cases. Thank you for your patience, understanding and support. Your KCPC Elders |
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Recent Events at Kearsarge Community Presbyterian Church:
World's Oldest Presbyterian Celebrates 110th Birthday!
Hazel Nilson was born in Chicago on August 21, 1908. She attends Sunday worship at KCPC with her son and daughter in law each week. She is an inspiration to all and is also the world's oldest Cubs fan. We celebrated her birthday on Sunday, August 19th at the 10:00 am service. She's in the parade to the right!
First Annual Pancake Breakfast a Success! Thanks to the wider community, KCPCers, and Habitat volunteers who made the Pancake Breakfast on August 11th a wonderful and successful experience. Over $2500 was raised for Habitat for Humanity's local chapter and will be used towards the construction of a new home.
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KCPC was in the
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A Sunday in the Life of KCPC: 01/08/2017
Deacon Barbara Cooper, photographer
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Next Steps:
Complete the Contact Form to the left. We will respond with directions for submitting your Resume.
Take time to review the Position Description found below. Please note the pay is hourly and will be based on the qualified candidate's experience and capabilities. There are four paid vacation days, seven paid holidays, and paid time for continuing education each year. There are no other benefits except great flexibility in scheduling your work hours. We are very accommodating to your individual or family needs. Please also take time to review our extensive website. There are many pages which describe the missions, ministries, and programs of our church. Watching Pastor Bob's PresbyTube videos of his weekly sermons is a great way to get to know him. Pastor Bob will be your supervisor. | ||
June 29, 2014 ~ Commissioning Service at 10:00 a.m.
Four of KCPC's Presbyterian Women will represent us in
the Amatola Presbytery in South Africa as delegates from PNNE!
ADVENT
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CHRISTMAS
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EPIPHANY
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Christmas Eve
Candlelight Services
Tuesday December 24, 2013
5:00 p.m. Family Service
Especially appropriate for younger children as the Birth of Jesus is told
in scripture, carols, and experience with the Nativity Creche.
7:00 p.m. Communion Service
Traditional Lessons from the King James Version of the Bible
and your favorite Christmas Carols, the Adult Choir & Meditation
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It's Stewardship Season!
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