The coronavirus pandemic has in some ways set us in a culture where we are feeling disconnected from one another as congregations and the larger church. We would like to work on connecting congregations with one another and possibly begin to close the gaps that exist. One way is through this podcast series.
The coronavirus pandemic has in some ways set us in a culture where we are feeling disconnected from one another as congregations and the larger church. We would like to work on connecting congregations with one another and possibly begin to close the gaps that exist. One way is through this podcast series.
Featured in this podcast are representatives from Union Presbyterian Church near Pittsburgh (Presbytery of Redstone), Tree of Life Church in Springfield, PA (Presbytery of Philadelphia) and East Butler Presbyterian Church (Beaver-Butler Presbytery).
The coronavirus pandemic has in some ways set us in a culture where we are feeling disconnected from one another as congregations and the larger church. We would like to work on connecting congregations with one another and possibly begin to close the gaps that exist. One way is through this podcast series.
Featured in this podcast are representatives from Bidwell Presbyterian Church (Pittsburgh), Bream Memorial Presbyterian Church (Charleston, WV) and Grace United Presbyterian Church (Clearfield, PA).
The coronavirus pandemic has in some ways set us in a culture where we are feeling disconnected from one another as congregations and the larger church. We would like to work on connecting congregations with one another and possibly begin to close the gaps that exist. One way is through this podcast series.
Featured in this podcast are representatives from Clifton Presbyterian Church (West Virginia), McVeytown Presbyterian Church (Presbytery of Huntingdon) and Highland Presbyterian Church (Lancaster, PA).