Category Archives: Church News
ConnectGeneva Portal Launched
Several members of our congregation are involved in an effort to launch a new portal called ConnectGeneva.
Pastor Deb’s Meditation and Music for March 29, 2020
Re-Membering: Dry Bones Reconnected (Ezekiel 37: 1-4) and Raising Lazarus (John 11) Part 1
Tuesday, March 24 Message from Pastor Deb
March 24
After our first virtual worship service on Sunday, I received many emails thanking me for giving members a chance to see each other.
Applause to everyone who helped make this first service possible
Applause to everyone who helped make this first service, March 22 possible. I could not have done this without the late-night efforts of Art Lewis and the tech outreach of Lisa Gage. Many of you didn’t have access to computers so you helped each other out. Thank you.
Online Interactive Worship Service Sunday, March 22, 2020
Pastor Deb will be hosting an online interactive worship service on Sunday morning, March 22nd an 10:30 AM.
Welcome to the Presbyterian Church in Geneva
Inspired by the radical hospitality of Jesus Christ, The Presbyterian Church in Geneva welcomes all people into the life of the church regardless of sex, gender, sexual orientation, age, race, ethnicity, physical or mental ability, educational background, economic situation, or religious background.
If you are a new visitor to our website, we thank you for visiting. We invite you to learn more about our church by browsing our website or clicking on the links below:
Vision and Mission
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Visitor, friend or member, please join us for worship this Sunday or any Sunday.
Bulletin and Meditation for March 22, 2020
Because in person worship services have been cancelled in response to the COVID-19 Coronavirus, we are making efforts to transition worship services online.
JHN Moffett Pastoral Letter Coronavirus Update
March 18, 2020
Dear Siblings in Christ,
These are truly trying times for all of us as we face a rapidly spreading virus, panic buying that has left grocery shelves nearly empty and supplies in great demand.
