Bible Study Our next Bible Study will be Tuesday, March 2 , 7:00 PM. It’s all on Zoom. All are welcome! We are fortunate to have a team of Bible Study leaders available for each month’s Bible Study. Rev. Renfrew will lead the January session, a conversation about Micah 6:1-8, “God has shown you, …
It’s coming! Our first Bible Study of the season! I can’t believe this is our 11th season! Sept. 24th at the church at 7:00PM. Here’s the passage and some food for thought. I’ll send a more complete outline in a few weeks. Are you rich or poor, or isn’t that …
Thank you to all who attended our Bible Study this past season. This year we were blessed to have Rev. Bill Hockey and Rev. Renfrew to help out with the studies along with myself (jim moore). We don’t meet during the summer months but are looking forward to resuming this …
Please join us for Bible study this Tuesday, the 23rd, at the church! Here is the outline: Bible Study – Oct. 23, 2018 Praise the Lord! Psalm 146 We don’t know who wrote it or when. Psalm 146 begins series of five final songs in the Book of Psalms, and …
WELCOME IN A NEW YEAR BY TRYING SOMETHING NEW: JOIN THE CHOIR! When composing your New Year’s Resolutions, consider including joining the choir as a possible choice! Singing in a church choir provides so many wonderful benefits for both the singer and the congregation: Science supports …
We can help you with your post-Christmas shopping! We have 200th Anniversary cookbooks or T-shirts. Please speak to Robin Glazier or Laura Bestehorn to get yours! The 199th Annual Meeting of the Congregation and Corporation of the First Presbyterian Church of Byron will take place immediately following worship on Sunday, …
March 22, 2016 – 7:00 at the church Often we study scripture to learn the lessons it holds and to see how we can apply these teachings to our own lives. This, the Easter story, is a little different – at least for me. I study it, and related passages, …
Hi everyone! Our next Bible Study is scheduled for Oct. 27th – at the church at 7:00PM. The Passage we will be considering is Mark 12:28-34 . This is my favorite “go to” passage whenever I get confused about other teachings in the Bible. It just seems to put it …
