Girl’s Night Out
Wednesday, November 1st. @ 6:30pm
Join us at Zona’s Restaurant – 4883 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park
Bring a Friend! The signup sheet is on the table in the Massapequa narthex.
Girl’s Night Out
Wednesday, November 1st. @ 6:30pm
Join us at Zona’s Restaurant – 4883 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park
Bring a Friend! The signup sheet is on the table in the Massapequa narthex.
All are Welcome to Join us for Girl’s Night Out at Zona Restaurant at 6:30pm, 4883 Merrick Road, Massapequa Park, NY. Bring a friend!
Supper at Six will again meet on Sunday, May 21, 2017
6 to 8:30pm at the Massapequa Church in the fellowship hall.
All members, family, children, grandchildren and friends from both the Levittown and Massapequa are encouraged to attend.
We will be conducting our “wild and crazy gift swap.”
Each attendee is asked to bring a wrapped gift valued at no more than $10.00.
Please bring a covered dish of your choice. Please RSVP to Joan Tischner.
Girl’s Night Out – Wednesday – June 7 – 6:30pm
Join us for Girl’s Night Out at Jani’s Chinese – Japanese Restaurant 1175 Wantagh Avenue – Wantagh The signup sheet is in the Levittown Narthex. Bring a Friend!
Meeting Sunday February 21st. & 28th. & March 6th. & March 13th. at 6:20pm
Hosted at the Massapequa Community Presbyterian Church
The Lenten study sessions will be held at Massapequa Church, beginning at 6:20 p.m., following the contemporary service on February 21st. Rabbi Marci Bellows from Temple B’nai Torah will join us on February 21st. to discuss how the Jewish community understands their Scriptures and uses them in worship and as a moral guide for life. After Rabbi Bellows appearance on February 21, we will meet on the next three Sundays: February 28 and March 6 and 13. The specific topics for each discussion will be announced a week in advance.
Please join the First Presbyterian Church of Levittown for Ash Wednesday Worship Service, February 10th. at 7:00pm. All are welcome to Meet God & Friends Here!
Dear friends:
Well, here we go again with this “war on Christmas” thing. How dare Starbucks change the design of its holiday cups!! What were those shopping mall managers thinking when they took the Christmas trees out of the backdrop for Santa! It is easy to make fun of such silly criticisms, but behind these rather extreme points of view about the danger of Christmas slipping away, you can sense an authentic anxiety about growing secularism in the culture. It’s not so much that we are losing Christmas but that we are losing touch with the sacred. People are looking for meaning and fulfillment in all the wrong places, while houses of worship gather dust.
There’s that old cliché phrase we use sometimes: “Is nothing sacred?” We could ask that again today, in light of the overwhelming commercialization and secularization of holidays in general, Christmas being exhibit numero uno. Have we abandoned all sense of purpose beyond our own material enrichment? Is it finally true that he or she who dies with the most toys is the winner?
I’d like us to take a step back this year and re-discover Christmas by studying the sacred texts in which all of our yuletide traditions are rooted. How did lowly shepherds find their way into the story, along with high born kings, or sages from the East? What do the Christmas stories tell us about Jesus Christ himself? What does it mean to “believe” and to “have faith in” these stories today? And, perhaps most important, what would be an appropriate and meaningful way to observe Christmas that would help us restore its place in our spiritual lives? Please join me for three evenings of discussion: Wednesdays, December 2, 9 and 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Board Room of the Massapequa Church.
Pastor Lou
Pastor Knowles will lead a series of three Advent Bible Studies on the Christmas stories as found in Matthew and Luke and the “non-Christmas” stories of Mark and John. The study sessions will be on Wednesdays, December 2, 9, & 16 at
7:30 p.m. in the Boardroom at The Presbyterian Community Church of Massapequa. There will be 45 minutes of study and 15 minutes of prayer each evening.
The First Presbyterian Church of Levittown and The Presbyterian Community Church of Massapequa will alternate worship services for the month of November. Please review the worship schedule for November 2015. We hope you will join us to Meet God & Friends!
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