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4 hours ago by philipcochrane

Those familiar with St Columba Church knows that for some years now we have been thinking and praying about redeveloping our present site. Recently, we have had the benefit of working with Leigh Rampton, who has a lot of experience in partnership working. We had an interesting church meeting today w ...

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5 days ago

Each Sunday , many of us all around the globe sit in church buildings, hear the Gospel, and then go their own way with a fake sense of security. They are quite convinced that if they were to die, they might go to heaven. To them, it’s quite easy. They believe, Heaven is where the good folks go, and ...

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12 days ago by admin

Groshan Fabiola asked: The church is the place where people come to worship God and be closer to Him, as well as to repent of their sins. It takes more than a simple building made of bricks and mortar to form a church. The local congregation of believers and the place they choose as the house of the ...

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21 days ago by Author

Folding chairs are an economical solution for different inside and outdoor functions such as performances, meetings, and group discussions. They are ideal for assemblies in town halls, theaters, church buildings, and even eateries. Folding chairs are inexpensive, convenient, and easy to use and the ...

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23 days ago by admin

Those entering into second marriages, those experiencing religious differences with the Roman Catholic Church and others will find openness and acceptance with other Catholic Church jurisdictions. If you find that the Roman Catholic Church has left you and are looking for a Catholic wedding ceremony ...

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30 days ago by rutheverhart

Here’s a question to consider as we begin summer break: Is Sunday School worth the classrooms we build to house it? It may be a provocative question, but I’m serious. If you were designing a church building, what percentage of resources would you allot to build individual classrooms for Sunday Schoo ...

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47 days ago by David Skorupa

"Those who fail to remember the past are doomed to repeat it. However, that's not the same as keeping a dirty 50 year old carpet." An item in the Washington Post caught my attention, and may prove interesting to those of you who serve on church business committees or have dealings with church financ ...

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51 days ago by Todd Reade

If you are looking at a new building project then you should certainly consider steel buildings. Olympia Steel Buildings guarantees to provide a beautiful steel building, which prevents leaks and keeps you dry, prevents corrosion and withstand strong winds, heavy snow, earthquakes and hurricanes. St ...

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67 days ago by Rich Kirkpatrick

Worship Mythbusters is a series on my blog that is designed to dispel myths we Christians have about our worship expression in our churches each weekend. The conversation sometimes is a bit controversial, but it would not be worthy if it wasn’t. MYTH: “Our worship expression is not about unbelievers ...

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72 days ago by Marc Lloyd

As I understand it (which is very little) the medieval cathedral was a funny mix of the sacred and the secular. Cathedrals still are, you might say. Cathedrals would have been one of the few large buildings in a city and would be a meeting place as well as a place for divine worship. It's good to ha ...

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