Remembering Victims of Racial Violence: A Response The recent deaths of three African Americans have once again raised concern about racial injustice across the country, including the cities where the deaths occurred. The Reverend [...]
Calling All Graduates. Do you have a child who is graduating this year? From high school, college, or graduate school? We want to know about it. Please send their name, the school they are graduating [...]
Prepare for Pentecost by...baking bread. On Pentecost, we celebrate the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Church. We mark this occasion with the celebration of the Lord's Supper–a reminder that the [...]
You're invited to contribute to a freewill offering of music! Calling all singers, musicians, anyone who can hold a tune! You're invited to contribute a track (instrumental, vocal, both!) to our virtual choir experiment: the [...]
Prepare for Maundy Thursday... by baking bread. On Maundy Thursday we remember Jesus’ last meal by sharing Communion as a community. In this season, since we are not able to celebrate with Communion in person, [...]
Already tired of singing 'Happy Birthday'? We're here for you! Try This: Sing One Verse of These Songs: Jesus’ Hands Were Kind Hands Morning Has Broken [...]
Here are some resources for worship on March 15, 2020 You can download these prior to or during worship, to enhance you and your family's worship experience through Facebook live. Download the bulletin here. Download [...]
Ash Wednesday Lenten Prompts For those of you who participated in our Ash Wednesday service, you can download a copy of the wilderness prompts from the various stations below. Download Here [...]
MLK Day of Service Monday, January 20th | 10a-12p The Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville, Temple Micah, and the Capital Area Y invite you to join us as we seek to honor the memory and [...]
Through your gifts, and through our fellowship together, we’ve been able to nurture countless children, youth and adults into the Christian life; to help ex-offenders to begin new lives and new jobs; to provide comfort [...]
Here are some images of the day. Gallery One (Thanks Fabienne M!) [...]
This Sunday, we will welcome special guest Shane Claiborne, who will be preaching at the 10am and the keynote presenter of our mini-conference on faith and justice. There's still time to register for any part [...]
Pray with your money? Give first, pray later? Christian leader and author Tony Campolo was once a guest speaker at a mission rally, when he was asked to lead in prayer for a missionary doctor [...]
Breaking the chains November 17, 2019, 10am - 4pm Faith, Justice and Incarceration, with Shane Claiborne A mini-conference on faith and justice Explore what it means to put Christian faith into action with activist and [...]
Would Jesus be packing heat? In this 5th sermon in the 5-part "Faith and Politics" series, Dr. Vamos test drives some of the main concepts explored in the previous sermons to reflect biblically on the [...]
John Calvin on Faith & Politics (Sermon 4 in a 5 part series) John Calvin actually was very concerned with the relationship between faith and politics––so much so that he concluded is Institutes on the [...]
Reichsbishop Ludwig Müller, saluting Hitler, in Wittenberg, 1935 As Christians, where does our citizenship ultimately lie? In this second sermon in the series, Dr. Vamos will reflect on the question, "How does [...]
Where is your citizenship? This is sermon 1 of a 5-part sermon series on Faith and Politics. "Render unto Caesar," seems a simple message about keeping church and state separate. But is Jesus' message [...]
