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WEEKLY EVENTS Sundays Kerygma—9:30-10:30 None in July Sunday School—9:45-10:40 Morning Worship— 10:50-Noon CPYF—5-7 p.m.
Wednesdays No Prayer Group or Choir Practice in July Prayer Group—6:00 p.m. Temporarily 5:30 p.m. Choir Practice—7:00 pm Thursdays Dominos—7:00 – Noon Meals on Wheels— 11:00 a.m. Prayer Shawl Group— 7:00 pm |
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Angel Food Ministry Go to www.angelfoodministries.com for an update on the menu for each month.
JULY is the traditional break for organizations. No women’s missions No breakfasts (or August) No Sonshiners (or August) No choir practice No prayer group No Kerygma class |
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
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Friendly People Sharing the GOOD NEWS and Touching the Future! |
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Home of Good News! 501 Indian Springs Marshall TX 75672 |
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God wants us all to know and experience the Good News. We at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Marshall, Texas, want to invite people looking for a positive style of worship, learning, fellowship and service to come and experience God’s goodness in a community of friendly Christians.
We are large enough to offer many program opportunities, while small enough to care for our members. We are community minded with a world-wide connection to missions. We have a 160-year tradition with an open heart to where God’s Holy Spirit will lead us in the future.
Take a few minutes to see what we at Cumberland are all about. Come and make a positive difference with us! Pastor Rusty |
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Phone: 903-935-3787 Fax: 903-935-3193 E-mail: info@cumberlandofmarshall.org 501 Indian Springs Road Marshall, TX 75672
Listen to Morning Worship on KMHT 1450 AM at 11-12 Sunday mornings |
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Dear Friends of the Church,
John Lovelace is a Cumberland Presbyterian pastor who has led many mission trips in the US and around the world. As you have seen on television recently, after 6 months the needs in Haiti are very great. Perhaps this is something God is calling several of our members to do. If so, I will help you make the connections and answer questions. Pastor Rusty
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WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO HAITI TO BUILD A HOUSE FOR A FAMILY WHO LOST THEIR HOUSE IN THE EARTHQUAKE?
Lord willing I will be leading a mission work group to Haiti Oct. 30-Nov. 7 to build a house in Fond-des-Blancs (FDB) for a re-located family who lost their house in Port Au Prince (PAP) during the terrible earthquake. The government is encouraging families to leave PAP to live elsewhere since PAP is too heavily populated.
We will be working with Jean and Joy Thomas, founders and directors of Haitian Christian Development Fund. They started their ministry in 1982. He studied under John Perkins before he started his ministry and it was whilel there that he met his wife Joy who was a volunter I took a mission work group to work with them in 2004 and all of us were so impressed with them and their ministry.
We will be building a pre fab house which will cost $3,000 which is available in PAP plus around a $1000 for the foundation. That is we will be doing this if we can raise the $4,000. I thank God that we have $2,190 promised and I believe the rest will come in soon; thus this call for volunteers.
The cost will be around $1500.00. Airfare is $688 if you fly out of Nashville. Transportation to and from FDB is $150. Meals will be around $150. Stay in motel in PAP the last night is around $75. Miscellaneous is $212. Yes, this is a lot of money, but the need is so great that it seems worth the cost.
Sixteen is the capacity of the guest house and four I believe it is who have told me they want to go. So if you feel led to go, let me know asap. I’ve always worked on a first come first served basis on my previous 127 mission work trips; thus I’ll stick with it on this one too. |