Sun. Nov 14 Deacons Meeting, 9:00 a.m.
Congregational Meeting following morning worship,
Thanksgiving Dinner in new kitchen.
A-G, dessert, H-O, salad, P-Y vegetable
Burroughs Manor residents are invited!
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This site is dedicated to publishing information about our church as well as "Monday Morning!", a weekly message published by Dr. Richard Evans, the Minister of the Vinita Pilgrim Presbyterian Church. These messages which come out each Monday and sometimes referred to as "Pearls of Value" are a wonderful outreach from Richard and the Pilgrim Presbyterian Church in Vinita, Ok. I hope you will enjoy!
Introduction
First of all, I like most everyone at our Church, would like to say thanks for people like Richard Evans. They are the ones that keep groups such as the Vinita Pilgrim Presbyterian Church together. These Monday Morning Messages have been responsible for bringing people back together at our church and at the same time expanding our awareness.
There is so much that can be learned from what Richard has to say.
Richard, thank you for all the continuing hard work!
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faith in action
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fight
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Pat Campbell
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Presbyterian General Assembly
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receiving
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reconciliation
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relationships
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religion
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religious extremism
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respect
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Ressurection
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Rev. Judith Henderson
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Rev. Neal Dancer
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Richard Evans
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Robert Burns
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Saints
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Shakespeare
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St. Francis Prayer of Peace
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sympathy
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temptation
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thankfulness
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thanksgiving
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The Golden Thread
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The Mountain and the Squirrel
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time
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tiredness
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To Know My Bible - 101
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Twitter
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waiting
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Content Addition Requests:
If you or someone you know, have a Monday Morning Message that I have left off, either by accident or because it is before I began receiving the Monday Morning Messages (early 2008), please send it to the email address below and I will see that it is put up here! If you have any other announcements or information that you feel would benefit our community, also feel free to send it along and I will most likely put it up.
eMail: pilgrimpresby@sbcglobal.net
Love and Peace,
Brian Dishman
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