en http://www.manorpresbyterian.com © Copyright 2000 - 2010Church Community Builder. All Rights Reserved. http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35&article_id=148   * NOTE: Pre-K classes are already filled. Fri, 11 Jun 2010 09:38:56 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=1 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=1&article_id=65   Check out our online web training tutorials here Sat, 1 May 2010 10:01:39 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=29 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=29&article_id=106 Many Christians assume that “the gospel” is only relevant for non-Christians. They presume that the gospel is a set of basic “A-B-C” doctrines that Christians do not need to hear or study once they are converted. But Galatians was written to believers who did not see the implications of the gospel for life-issues confronting them. Paul addresses the disunity and racial exclusivity in the early church not with a simple exhortation to “be better Christians” but by calling them to live out the implications of the gospel. Christians need the gospel as much as non-Christians do. We have problems because we tend to forget the gospel. We grow in our relationship with God and one another as we continually grasp and apply the gospel in deeper ways. Believing the gospel is not just the way we enter the kingdom of God; it is the way we address every obstacle and grow in every aspect. The gospel is not just the “ABCs” but the “A-to-Z” of the Christian life. The gospel transforms our hearts, our thinking and our approach to absolutely everything. 2-MayGalatians 1:1-9Uniqueness of the Gospel9-MayGalatians 1:10-24Gospel-Changed Life16-MayGalatians 2:1-10Unity in the Gospel23-MayGalatians 2:11-21Living in the Gospel30-May 6-JunGalatians 3:1-14Gospel and Faith13-JunGalatians 3:15-25Gospel and Law20-JunGalatians 3:26-4:7Children of God27-JunGalatians 4:8-20Gospel-Centered Ministry4-JulGalatians 4:21-31Grace to the Barren11-JulGalatians 5:1-15Gospel Freedom18-JulGalatians 5:16-25Gospel Character25-JulGalatians 5:26-6:5Gospel Relationships1-AugGalatians 6:6-18Sowing and Reaping Wed, 28 Apr 2010 08:48:46 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35&article_id=163 Suggested donation: K-5th grade...$20.00 per child 4yr. olds..........$10.00 per child *No more than $50.00 per family Register on line or call Sandy Olcott...610-857-9387 sanolcott@gmail.com Fri, 23 Apr 2010 06:38:07 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35&article_id=166 There are many opportunities for teens and adults to be involved in Kidsfest 2010 Opportunities include: Adult Kid Mover...be a shepherd for a group of children, sharing the love of Jesus through the day as you move from one activity to another.Youth Kid Mover...assist with getting the children from one activitiy to another...(must be at least 7th grade for this position)Special Activities...share a hobby or talent that you have with children such as sports, cheerleading, cooking, art, gardening, sewing, music, animal raising...service animals, horses, candlemaking, history etc.Support Staff...welcome and greet parents, love the kids, assist with registration, serve snacks, assist with fair, supervise water games...and do just about anything else that helps make KidsFest the best week of the summer! Contact: Valerie Hammer 610-869-0217 or fourhammers1999@yahoo.com to volunteer! Fri, 23 Apr 2010 05:45:19 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=112 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=112&article_id=66 First Look is our Sunday School program for children from 2 to 5 years of age and is held every Sunday from 9:45 to 10:45. During our time together we enjoy music, games, crafts, Bible Story and snacks. We introduce the children to God in age appropriate lessons and all of the wonderful things He can do. First Look is taught by Cindy Swezey. We meet in the Toddler Nursery upstairs and look forward to meeting you and your child soon! There is no better time to reach a child's heart than now!!!! Wed, 21 Apr 2010 14:06:03 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=82 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=82&article_id=41 Kidsnight is a fun-filled and engaging mid week program where children and youth learn how to apply Christian principles to every aspect of life. If your child has attended our summer camp, Kidsfest, they will love Kidsnight!!! The one big difference with Kidsnight is that we have gender specific groups...allowing the leaders to " target" activities and discussions. Our Kidsnight Christian Service Brigade and Pioneer Club program is designed to lead the children and youth to a greater understanding of the God who loves them, and to show them how He desires to have a growing relationship with them. We want children to know how to apply the principles God has given to us in His Word so that they will be able to navigate life with a thoroughly Christian world view....knowing, loving, and obeying God! All this...and having fun too!!! The program runs Wednesday evenings, 6:30-8:00pm from September through April. In addition to the regular meetings, there are always special events throughout the year which are done by each individual club. Registration is $20.00 per child...no more than $50.00 per family. (If this is a burden financially, we have ways to help you meet the cost...just let us know!) We want every kid here on Wednesday night who wants to come!Please click on the bar below to register on line... For more enrollment information, contact the church office or ....Register Now Wed, 21 Apr 2010 08:22:15 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=32 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=32&article_id=11 On Sunday mornings, during the Sunday School hour from 9:30am to 10:45am, children ages kindergarten through 5th graders participate in our Kids' Acts program! We call our program "Kid's Acts" because we are seeking to act out our learning from God's Word in ways that show we know, love, and obey Jesus. Although the regular program begins at 9:45am, we do start with a pre-session time at 9:30am. This is usually a group activity that relates to the Biblical theme we are studying during the large group sessions. The pre-session not only gives our kids a good introduction to the lesson of the week, but also allows our parents to come early to enjoy a cup of coffee and a time of fellowship with other adults before their regular class begins. During the large group session the children enjoy music and an exciting, live Bible story as a group... then move into small group interaction with children their own age for a review of the lesson and Bible memory work which has been taught. One of our goals for Kids Acts is to see our Shepherds leading our children closer to Jesus through the small group prayer time...having the children know each other well enough to be able to pray for each other's needs. There are many opportunities for teens and adults to begin serving in the Kids Acts ministry: being a Kid greeter, serving as an undershepherd for a small group, giving technical or design assistance, preparing props, or participating with small parts in the large group time. To explore these opportunities, contact Fred Glaeser. To see photos of Kids Acts, go to our Kid's Photo Gallery. These are the core values that guide our Sunday morning Children and Youth Ministry. 1. God-centered: God must be the center of all that we do on Sunday morning. 2. Kid-focused: it's for kids! 3. Relevant and engaging: for a kid's world. 4. Intentional shepherding: a caring adult developing healthy relationships with children and helping them have personal application in their lives. 5. Fun: "the absence of fun means the absence of kids". 6. Safe environment: Kids feel safe - physically, emotionally and spiritually. Wed, 21 Apr 2010 08:15:18 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35&article_id=168 This year our Kidsfest Theme is HERE I AM ! Come join us this summer as our storytellers take us back to pioneer days. We will experience the story of David Brainerd, an American pioneer who was called to bring the Good News of Jesus Christ to Native Americans in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Massachusetts during the early 1700's. Discover along with us this man who passionately longed to be "one continued flame for God" as he traveled to minister to those in the wilderness. We will be learning 1 Chronicles 16:24 "Declare His glory among the nations, His marvelous deeds among all peoples."...and then we will challenge ourselves and our children to use David Brainerd as our model of how to reach out to those right here in Cochranville! Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:49:52 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=35&article_id=75 Kids' Fest is a week-long day camp open to all kids entering K through 5th grade. Our days are filled with fun, sun, friends and special activities. We sing, play games, hear stories about people of faith, do crafts, learn about special talents, hobbies and careers from local residents, play in the water and much more. There is a special fair and picnic on Wednesday for children and their families. This year will will be adding a new half-day program from 9:00am to 11:30am for 4-yr-olds whose siblings attend Kidsfest. Class size for this program is limited...so register early! Mon, 19 Apr 2010 07:32:09 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=68 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=68&article_id=134 MANOR ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL STARTING APRIL 11, 2010 INTRODUCTION TO MARK'S GOSPEL Do you ever wonder what it would have been like to sit under the teaching of the leaders of the early church, such as Peter or Paul or some other great New Testament figure? John Mark was somebody who did exactly that. First an understudy of Paul, then Barnabas, Mark later ministered with Peter in Rome. While living in the Imperial City, Mark worked closely with Peter, faithfully recording the apostle's sermons and eyewitness accounts as a member of Jesus' inner circle of disciples. [See 15th century painter Fra Angelica's depiction shown here]. Eventually these notes formed the basis for the Gospel that bears his name. Mark's writing style conforms to Will Strunk's cardinal rule of composition: eliminate unnecessary words. Writing in simple, everyday Greek, Mark draws the reader into Jesus' world by means of dramatic, nonstop action sequences. Whereas the other Gospels largely show who Jesus is by what he says, Mark shows us who Jesus is by what he does. Jesus is a man of action. Although Mark's account always was included among the inspired New Testatment writings, it was generally considered inferior to the gospels according to Matthew, Luke, and John. Saint Augustine, for example, wrote, "Mark imitated Matthew as a lackey and is regarded as his abbreviator." Thanks to Augustine, later generations of Christians derived their views about Jesus largely from Matthew. Quotations from Mark were used only rarely in worship. More recently, however, scholarly opinion about Mark has shifted significantly. His gospel now is thought to be the prior one, with Matthew and Luke, at least, drawing on material from him. Mark is no longer viewed as a clumsy writer with little insight. James R. Edwards, who recently published a very helpful commentary on Mark, calls him "a skilled literary artist and theologian." Mark is an author worthy of our full attention. In our Sunday school series, which begins April 11, we will study the setting and context of Mark's gospel and introduce his major themes. Of highest importance is what Mark teaches us about Jesus. Where does Jesus get such authority? Why must Jesus fulfill his mission by becoming a suffering Servant? In what sense is Jesus the Son of God? One of Mark's favorite expressions is, "Let the reader understand." Yet, as his telling of the story of Jesus unfolds, it is evident that no one "gets it". At the climax of the gospel, Jesus hangs on the cross as his closest friends flee, frightened and confused. The sun is blotted out, and the temple curtain rips apart. In the darkness, only one person - someone we would never expect - discerns who Jesus truly is. Three days later some women come to Jesus' tomb. What follows is the most surprising and enigmatic ending of any book in the Bible: "Trembling and bewildered, the women went out and fled from the tomb. They said nothing to anyone, because they were afraid." Let the reader understand. Thu, 8 Apr 2010 17:07:51 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9&article_id=108 Director of Adult Discipleship "I am convinced that God wants Christians to be "life long learners." We are constantly being taught by Jesus through the Holy Spirit especially through His word and through our purposeful fellowship with other Christians. Not only have I found that God does not want "loner" Christians, but that He particularly works in our lives when we humbly open our hearts to fellow believers in Jesus and support one another through prayer and encouragement as we follow Him into the world." Dave recently joined the staff of Manor after he retired from a 30 year career in business. Dave has been heavily involved in church ministry his entire adult life and has led a number of small groups and Bible studies over the years. Dave is pursuing a degree at Biblical Theological Seminary. Dave and his wife, Elsie, have three grown children living in different parts of the United States. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:11:42 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9&article_id=100 Small Groups Coordinator Biography coming soon Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:11:42 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9&article_id=71 Church Secretary"I am blessed to assist our teams with practical tasks, enabling them to effectively focus on what God has called them to do. These are God's ministries, and it is exciting to see how He is developing and unfolding them in our church family, community and beyond." Robyn has been our church secretary since December, 1983. She grew up in the church and has served in children's ministry since her teenage years. Robyn and her husband, Larry, have one married daughter, Kira, and one daughter in college, Candace. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:01:33 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9&article_id=74 Director of Equipping Ministry "My desire is to see every person associated with Manor Presbyterian Church responding to Jesus' love for them in joyful service. God sets our hearts free to enable us to serve and I love seeing this happen in people's lives." Brenda has served at Manor since 1992. She has led equipping ministry for over four years, teaching people how to use their spiritual gifts, and training ministry leaders to equip others for service. Brenda works in the clinical laboratory at Brandywine Hospital. She and her husband, Ernie, have two teenage sons, Jason and Evan. Mon, 22 Mar 2010 09:01:33 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=82 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=82&article_id=40 Wednesday evenings from September to April are exciting times at Manor Presbyterian Church! Over 100 children ages 3 through 12th grade gather on the church campus and in homes each week from 6:30 to 8:00pm. Our Brigade (for boys) and Pioneer Clubs (for girls) provide a mid-week ministry for the children and youth of our church and community. Men mentor boys and women mentor girls, seeking to help young people understand and implement how Christianity impacts the way we view the world around us and the decisions we make in our daily lives. We seek to encourage and challenge young people to develop a strong Christian foundation for life. Mon, 8 Feb 2010 15:48:30 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=26 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=26&article_id=159 Manor is offering three trips this summer where you serve as short term missionaries. Joni And Friends Camp > Jun 20 - Jun 25: During the day you'll provide servant leadership with the children and youth...allowing moms and dads to attend seminars, hear passionate biblical teaching, and enjoy time together as a couple. You'll have free time in the afternoon Then after free time you'll join back up with your family for exciting evening events. Christian Endeavor Work Camp > Jun 27 - Jul 3 : Poverty relief - Building lives by building homes. While we do not know the specific home we will be working on, it will involve some form of construction, repair, or home improvements. Evenings will include a message, worship and rest. La Ceiba, Honduras > Jul 17 - Jul 24: Mornings - work on a cement block dormitory for future mission trips. Afternoons - run Bible clubs, clinics, etc. in Armenia Bonito, the Pettengill's target community Evenings - Shower, supper, worship, rest To join any of these trips Download the Mission Trip Committment Form, read it carefully, fill it out, and submit it to the church office or one of the trip leaders by Feb 14, 2010. Sat, 30 Jan 2010 20:10:12 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=44 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=44&article_id=20 As you come to him (Jesus), the living Stone, you also, like living stones are being built into a spiritual house to be a holy priesthood, offering spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. I Peter 2:4-5 Nurturing One Another is the third value in MANOR, the acrostic we use to remember what God wants us to do as a congregation. Below are answers to some questions you may have about small groups. Should you desire to join a small group, CLICK HERE to tell us a few things about yourself so that we can recommend a specific group to you. To view a list of all our small groups, click above on Find a Group, then search by the group type Care/Small Group. Contact Dave Viehman, 215-280-1519 or Becky Taylor, 610-869-2187 Why join a Living Stones Small Group? Because a Living Stones Group focuses on the relationships of the people in it, joining a Living Stones Group will enable you to do the following things well: WORSHIP Christ and learn from His Word together in a more intimate setting than on Sunday morning. USE your spiritual gifts by serving others, those in the church and the world. CARE for each other through special acts of kindness, specific prayer, and mutual encouragement. WELCOME new people, both Christians and seekers, into a family of real friendship and prayerful support. GROW and then plant new Living Stones Groups so that more people in our community can personally experience the love of Jesus from a smaller family of His children. What happens during a typical Living Stones Group meeting? Living Stones Groups normally meet weekly, during which several things happen: together members reflect on God's word, worship, pray, serve, and share ways in which God is transforming them . People are drawn to groups with personal care and concern. That's why Living Stones Groups are perhaps the best venues for reaching those who are seeking to know more about Christianity - they are where people see the church in action. What are some responsibilities of members? COME with an open mind to hear God's word HELP create a safe place where people can be heard. MAINTAIN confidentiality. KEEP the door open for new members. ACTIVELY participate. Give PRIORITY to the group meeting. Wed, 27 Jan 2010 07:48:55 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=70 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=70&article_id=29 THE BRIDGE The Bridge Food Pantry and Clothing Closet is located at the Avon Grove Church of the Nazarene, 240 State Rd., West Grove, behind the main church building. Donations of food and gently used clothing items are collected at the church on Communion Sundays, usually the second Sunday of the month. Bring your donations to the church and look for the trailer by the side entrance before 11:00am. Opportunities to serve those who are in need of food, clothing and household items, include donating items, sorting them, and distributing them on Tuesday evenings and Saturday mornings. Dinners are given out at Thanksgiving and a Christmas dinner and party is held in December. Email or call the Manor church office at 610-869-2402, or Avon Grove Church of the Nazarene at 610-869-9500 for more information, or to volunteer or make donations. To receive services, simply go to The Bridge on Tuesday from 6-8pm or on Saturday from 10am-noon. Please be prepared to provide the names and birth dates of all household members, your home location and mailing address, and your phone number. HOUSE OF HIS CREATION http://www.hohc.org/maternityhome.html The House of His Creation, located outside Coatesville, PA, provides housing, education, counseling, spiritual care, and referral services for young women who find themselves pregnant with nowhere to turn. PARKESBURG POINT http://parkesburgpoint.tripod.com/index.html The Parkesburg Point is a Christian Outreach center for area youth ages 10-18. As a collaborative effort with the community and the local churches, they strive to provide principles that support growth in spiritual, emotional and academic areas of life. Through supervised activities and by example, we share the POINT. Donations of home-baked or store-bought snack items are collected at the church on the first Sunday of the month. Leave items by the sign on the kitchen counter by the church's side entrance. CORNERSTONE PREGNANCY CARE CENTERS http://www.cornerstonepcs.com/who_we_are.html Cornerstone collects donations of Dutchway grocery store receipts. Dutchway donates a percentage of the receipt totals to Cornerstone. To donate your receipts, bring them to church and place them in the basket at the front entrance. With centers located in Gap, and at Lincoln University for campus students, Cornerstone helps women choose physical life for their unborn children and eternal life for their own souls, promotes abstinence, and heals the broken hearts of those suffering the effects of a past abortion. Fri, 15 Jan 2010 19:39:46 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=74 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=74&article_id=48 You are invited to Christianity Explored, a 10-week course on the basics of Christianity. Classes held at Jennersville YMCA The course begins with a meal and an introductory session on Jan 13th at 6:30 pm. Wed, 30 Dec 2009 01:42:20 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=1 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=1&article_id=47 Sun, 20 Dec 2009 20:49:03 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=60 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=60&article_id=158 Would you like to have all the planned IMPACT 2010 event on one page? Download the 2010 calendar and stick it on your fridge... Download IMPACT 2010 Calendar Mon, 14 Dec 2009 01:00:22 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=60 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=60&article_id=9 IMPACT starts officially at 7:00pm but everyone is welcome to arrive at 6:30pm for informal hanging out / catching up. Sunday night involves lots of fun, socializing, games, music, and a challenging message. This is a great way to build relationships with other teens and with God. We'd love to get to know YOU better. Meet us at the "tube" (the trailer behind the church) In addition to the weekly youth group, we also have at least a monthly events and service opportunities. Mon, 14 Dec 2009 00:56:27 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=70 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=70&article_id=30 At Manor, we reach out in mercy to care for the needs of others -just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve... Matthew 20:28 Confidential assistance is available from the Deacons for people from our congregation and the community who need financial or other physical assistance. If you or your family has a need, or you know of someone with a need, please contact the Deacon Mercy Team at mercy@manorpresbyterian.com or through the church office at 610-869-2402. You may also contact any member of the Deacon Mercy Team: Brenda Stoltzfus, John Pugliese, LeAnne Pugliese, George Baker, Matt Walton, Mark Mummert, Lorraine Kane, Bill Swift, Linda Swift, Linda Inglis, Cindy Tate or Gail Holmes concerning community service, local ministries, or assistance. Wed, 30 Sep 2009 13:44:51 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=38 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=38&article_id=25 Kidsworship is offered Sunday mornings during the 2nd Worship service here at Manor. Children are dismissed about half-way through the service to allow them to participate in learning at an age appropriate level. This year we are beginning a new study which focuses on teaching the shorter version of the catechism...it is called Kids'Quest Catechism Club...and promises to be exciting! The program uses Bible lessons, memory verses, games, crafts, and memorization to bring the truths of our faith alive. Each child will be encouraged to participate, There will be take home activity/work sheets and a copy of the catechism for each child. This will allow parents to reinforce and encourage the memory portion of the program. We will make learning the catechism fun....at the same time, we will be planting the truths of the Gospel in each child's heart. We want our children to know, love, and obey God...by knowing the catechism they will be well on their way to understanding what they believe and who they are in God's sight!!! Thu, 17 Sep 2009 10:02:25 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=27 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=27&article_id=10 The Senior Choir is in need of new members!If you are interested please contact Kim Kusnersyk. The Manor Senior Choir assists in leading the Traditional Worship service held at 8:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings. The choir prepares special music for the Christmas and Easter seasons and is at times involved with other special events held at the church. Choir practice is held on Tuesday evenings from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. in the church from September - May. The choir sings at the 8:30 service from September - May. For the months of June, July and August special music is provided for the 8:30 a.m. service. Many of the choir members volunteer their time to participate in this ministry. The choir sings a variety of music which ranges from traditional to contemporary. Our goal is to give glory and praise to the Lord and enhance the worship service through the message in the music. If you are interested in joining the choir, you can contact Kim Kusnersyk. Mon, 7 Sep 2009 19:17:20 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=21 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=21&article_id=33 The Worship Team supports worship by leading the congregation in singing on Sunday mornings during the second service. Through the medium of music, the Worship team creates an environment appropriate for each stage of the worship service, leading the congregation through phases of repentance from sin, contemplation of God's grace, and adoration of the Creator. Teams gather to practice on a biweekly basis. Any vocalists or instrumentalists interested in joining this ministry should contact Josh Cole or Brett Cole about sitting in on a rehearsal. Sun, 30 Aug 2009 15:06:28 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=75 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=75&article_id=24 Come join us for a season of fun and fellowship as we compete with several churches in our area league. It is a great time of Christian fellowship between different churches, all sharing in the same core beliefs in Christ. Contact us by email or phone (610-869-2402) for information. Wed, 20 May 2009 10:18:05 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=78 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=78&article_id=38 Journey Groups at Manor Presbyterian Church consist of groups of 5-8 men or women meeting weekly in a comfortable casual setting with a trained leader to develop growing, serving, and missionary lives. The members of journey groups encourage one another intellectually and spiritually as they work through material designed to foster life change. Truth, equipping, accountability, mission and supplication are the essential ingredients to discipleship. You will discover a deeper level of fellowship and camaraderie. You will find yourself surrounded by new friends who will accept you, share honestly about the challenges they face, be there to support you through hard times and encourage you in reaching your goals.Journey will start back up in September. Check back for further details! Fri, 17 Apr 2009 12:43:20 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=38 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=38&article_id=78 Thu, 19 Mar 2009 19:09:16 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=37 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=37&article_id=136 Our nursery ministry at Manor is one of service. We want to show the love of Jesus to each child who comes...helping them see that God's house is a place where they can feel safe and see Jesus in everyone around them. We offer a nursery for children downstairs during the 1st service. We also offer a nursery downstairs during the Sunday School hour as well as a "1st Look" Sunday School class for children 3-pre-K. During the 2nd service, we offer a baby nursery (downstairs) for children under 2; and a toddler nursery (upstairs) for children 3 through pre-K. Our key "doorkeeper" staff have all been checked through the PA child protective service (CAPP). Each of our volunteers and teens serve to keep your children safe and comfortable during their stay with us. We are always in need of more help, so please feel free to let us know if you would like to serve Manor and Jesus in this way! Contact Mary Jane Cole mjc52@verizon.net for more information. Thu, 19 Mar 2009 18:59:39 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=73 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=73&article_id=36 These are the missionaries and outreach ministries that we support. Each month of the year, we focus on a particular ministry, praying for the missionaries, their families, and their work. SEPTEMBER Chad Brewer - Reformed University Fellowship (RUF) - Penn State University University ministry for young adults OCTOBER Joe & Bev Fitzpatrick - Mission to the World (MTW) - Puerto Rico Teaching for Miami International Theological Seminary NOVEMBER Daniel & Iara Pickney - World Harvest Mission (WHM) - Rome, Italy Church planting DECEMBER Eileen Kilpatrick - Uganda, Africa Wycliffe Bible Translators JANUARY Tim & Lyn Newbrander - MTW - Berlin, Germany Church planting, mentors church planting, operating family research center for outreach FEBRUARY Andrew Thompson - Lagniappe Presbyterian Church - Bay St. Louis, MS Rebuilding homes and lives in the ongoing aftermath of Hurricane Katrina MARCH Bruce & Pat Rathburn - MTW - Arab World Ministries Teaching English in American Language Centers APRIL Gerardo & Ruthie Gutierrez - MTW - Peru, S. America Mentoring young people to be leaders MAY Robert & Joyce Carlson - Wycliffe - Abidjan, West Africa Translator training programs, teaching linguistics JUNE Gene & Louann Bowman - MTW - El Paso, TX Border Evangelism & Mercy Ministries (BEAMM) - Church planting & leadership JULY Dan & Gini Herron - Spain World Harvest Mission (WHM) AUGUST Anees & Zarida Zaka - Church Without Walls (CWW) - Abington, PA Reaching out to Muslims ADDITIONAL Rich & Ramona Wagner - MTW - Monterey, Mexico Church planting Mon, 2 Mar 2009 16:44:58 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=76 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=76&article_id=32 The 2009 Live Nativity is planned for the 2nd full weekend in December from 7:00pm to 8:30pm on the church grounds. This year will mark the 14th Annual Live Nativity at Manor PCA. We invite you to join us in 2009 as we show God's love through the drama of the nativity. Enjoy more than 50 live actors and animals. Experience the love of Jesus in action and in drama. Interested in being part of the drama? Contact the church office at 610-869-2402 Wed, 25 Feb 2009 21:40:51 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=45 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=45&article_id=85 Sermon Date Speaker TitleDownload MP3 GENESIS The word "Genesis" means beginnings, and that's an appropriate name for this book because we can never know how to get anywhere in life unless we know where to start. Just as you pass "Go" and collect your $200 pretty often in a game of Monopoly, so you need to walk through the themes of Genesis regularly to get your bearings in life. Believe me, the pay off is worth it. Jan 6, 2008 David Tate Creation of the World: God is in Control Ge 1:1-2:3 Jan 13, 2008 David Tate Creation of Humanity: Made in God's Image Ge 2:4-25 Jan 20, 2008 Stanley Morton What is the Word of God to You? He 4:12-13 Jan 27, 2008 David Tate What's So Bad About Sin? Ge 3:1-13 Feb 3, 2008 David Tate What's So Good About God? Ge 3:14-24 Feb 10, 2008 David Tate Who's Going To Wind The Battle For Your Heart? Ge 4:1-16 Feb 17, 2008 Joel Fiscus Well-Intentioned Deceit Lam 3:40; Gal 6:1-2; Phil 2:3-4 Feb 24, 2008 David Tate The Wages Of Sin Is Death Ge 6:5-13; 7:11-24 Mar 2, 2008 David Tate The Gift of God Is Eternal Life Ge 8:1; 9:1-17 Mar 9, 2008 David Tate The Dark Side of Unity Ge 11:1-9 Mar 16, 2008 Joel Fiscus Love So Amazing, So Divine Senior Choir Cantata Mar 23, 2008 David Tate Jesus Is The Seed Jn 12:20-33 Mar 30, 2008 David Tate The Kingdom of God Has Come Mt 4:17-5:2 Apr 6, 2008 David Tate What Are You Before God? Mt 5:1-12 Apr 13, 2008 David Tate Filled With Righteousness & Mercy Mt 5:1-12 Apr 20, 2008 David Tate Purity and Peace Mt 5:1-12 Apr 27, 2008 Joel Fiscus Crowded House 1 Kings 19:1-18 May 4, 2008 David Tate Christians and the World Mt 5:1-16 May 11, 2008 David Tate Jesus, The Law and the Chistian Mt. 5:17-20 May 18, 2008 David Tate The Pure In Heart Mt. 5:21-32 May 25, 2008 Rob Ilderton Practicing Hope Ge. 14:11-24 June 1, 2008 Dave Tate Oaths, Eyes, and Enemies Mt. 5:33-48 June 8, 2008 Dave Tate Life With Father Mt. 6:1-6; 16-18 June 15, 2008 Dave Tate How To Pray And Live Mt. 6:7-15 June 22, 2008 Dave Tate Lasting Treasure Mt. 6:19-24 June 29, 2008 Dave Tate 20/20 Vision Mt. 7:1-12 July 6, 2008 Dave Tate On Judging Others Mt. 7:13-29 July 13, 2008 Chris Labs Does Your Faith Work? Ja. 2:14-20 July 20, 2008 David Stover A Promise We Can Live By Ge. 15:1-21 July 27, 2008 Dave Tate On Trusting God Mt. 7:7-12 August 3, 2008 Dave Tate Two Ways To Live Mt. 7:13-29 August 10, 2008 Charles Cummings A Treasure In Earthen Vessels 2 Co. 4:1-14 August 17, 2008 David Longacre Homosexuality and the Gospel of Grace Lev. 20:10-14; 1 Co. 6:1-20 August 24, 2008 Aaron Anderson The Urgent Need for Biblical Community Ac. 2:36-47 August 31, 2008 Dave Tate The Sermon on the Mount Mt. 5:1 - 7:29 September 7, 2008 Dave Tate God Placed YOU on HIS Team Ep. 2:1-10 September 14, 2008 Dave Tate God Equips His Church to Grow Ep. 4:11-16 September 21, 2008 Dave Tate God Made You a Part of His Body 1 Co. 12:12-27 September 28, 2008 Dave Tate God Empowers You To Serve Like Jesus 1 Pe. 4:7:11; Ro. 12:3-13 October 5, 2008 Dan Herron Invitation To God's Grace Is. 55:1-13 October 12, 2008 Dave Tate How to Weather Financial Disaster Lu. 12:13-34 October 19, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Why Perception Matters 2 Co. 5:16-6:10 October 26, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Sheltered or Engaged Jn. 4:4-42 tr> Sermon Series Title Text November 2, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Too Political or Kingdom Oriented Ro. 13:1-7 November 9, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Anti-homosexual Jn. 8:1-11 November 16, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Is Conversion All That Matters? Mt. 13:1-9, 18-23 November 23, 2008 Dave Tate unChristian: Overcoming Hypocrisy Lu. 7:36-50 November 30, 2008 David Tate Practicing Union with Christ Throughout the Year Is. 64:1-9; Mk. 13:24-37 December 7, 2008 Dave Tate The Gospel Brings Comfort Over Chaos Is. 40:1-11; Mk. 1:1-8 December 14, 2008 Manor Choir "The Winter Rose" December 21, 2008 Dave Tate Jesus Is The King God Promised 2 Sa. 7:1-11. 16; Lk. 1:26-38 December 28, 2008 Dave Tate Jesus Is The Savior God Promised Is. 61:10-62:3; Lk 2:22-40 Building Gods House By Building God's People Sun, 28 Dec 2008 09:59:28 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=47 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=47&article_id=96 This is the archive of 2006, 2007 and 2008 audio sermons. These sermons will soon be incorprated into the Manor Player found on the CURRENT AUDIO SERMONS page. 2006 Sermon Archive 2007 Sermon Archive 2008 sermon Archive Mon, 24 Nov 2008 18:05:35 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=31 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=31&article_id=33 Sermon Date Speaker TitleDownload MP3 Jan 1, 2006Joel Fiscus Jan 8, 2006 David Tate Fixing our Eyes on Christ He 1:1-4 Jan 15, 2006 David Tate Christ is Better Than... He 1:5-2:4Jan 22, 2006 David Tate How does Christ Deal with My Past?He 2:5-18 Jan 29, 2006 David Tate Christ is Faithful He 3:1-6 Feb 5, 2006 David Tate Do Not Turn Away from Christ He 3:7-19Feb 12, 2006 David Tate Feb 19, 2006 Newbrander Shine, Christian, Shine Mt 5:13-16 Feb 26, 2006 Fiscus Mar 5, 2006 David Tate Let Nothing Hinder the Gospel 1 Co 9 Mar 12, 2006 David Tate Rest in Christ He 4:1-11 Mar 19, 2006 David Tate Hold on to Christ He 4:12-16 Mar 26, 2006 David Tate Christ is my Priest He 5:1-10 Apr 2, 2006 David Tate Grow Up in Christ He 5:11-6:3 Apr 9, 2006 Joel Fiscus Out of this World Re 5:9-10 & 12 Apr 16, 2006 David Tate Our Future is in Christ He 11:32-40 April 23, 2006 David Tate Embrace Christ He 6:4-12 April 30, 2006 David TateGod's Promise is Christ He 6:13-20 May 7, 2006 David TateGod's Work is Begun in Christ He 7:1-10 May 14, 2006 David Tate God's Work is Finished in Christ He 7:11-28 May 21, 2006 David TateChrist is the New Covenant He 8:1-13 May 28, 2006 David TateThe Old Covenant is a Picture of Christ He 9:1-10 Jun 4, 2006David TateThere is Power in the Blood of Christ He 9:11-28 Jun 11, 2006 David TateChrist Paid it ALL FOREVER He 10:1-18 Jun 18, 2006 David TatePersevere through Christ He 10:19-25 Jun 25, 2006 David TateOur Confidence is in Christ He 10:26-39 Jul 2, 2006 David TateOur Faith is in Christ He 11:1-31 Jul 9, 2006 David TateGod Makes Us Like Christ He 12:1-13 Jul 16, 2006 David TateGod Brings Us to Christ He 12:14-29 Jul 23, 2006 David Tate Live Like Christ He 13:1-8 Jul 30, 2006 David TateRemember Christ He 13:9-25 Aug 6, 2006 Mark Potter Our Bodies Belong to Christ 1 Co 6 Aug 13, 2006 Aaron Anderson You will be My Witness Ac 1:1-14 Aug 20, 2006 Joel Fiscus The Power of Prayer (Why Pray if God Already Knows Everything?) Ja 4:13-15 Aug 27, 2006 Bruce Tilton On Rounds with the Great Physician Mk 5:21-43 Sep 3, 2006 Anees Zaka Outreach to the Muslims Sep 10, 2006 David Tate Why We do Evangelism 1 Th 1:9-10 Sep 17, 2006 David TateAbel - God is God Ge 4:1-16, He 11:1-4, He 12:23b-24 Sep 24, 2006 David Tate Enoch - God Loves People He 11:5-6, Ge 5:22-24, Ju 11-16Oct 1, 2006 David TateNoah - God is Just He 11:7, Ge 6:5-22 Oct 8, 2006 Joel Fiscus Christianity and Islam Mt 5:43-45, Lk 23:34a Oct 15, 2006 David TateAbraham - Home - God is Gracious He 11:8-10, 13-16; Ge 12:1-9Oct 22, 2006 David Tate Abraham - Offspring- God keeps His Promises He 11:11-19Oct 29, 2006 David Tate Isaac - God Has a Plan He 11:20; Ge 27Nov 5, 2006 Bruce Hartshorne Jacob - God brings Joy He 11:21 Nov 12, 2006 David Tate Joseph - God Gives Hope He 11:22 Nov 19, 2006 David Tate Moses' parents - God Gives Courage He 11:23 Nov 26, 2006 David Tate Moses - God Redeems His People He 11:24-28 Dec 3, 2006 David Tate Red Sea - God Protects His People He 11:29 Dec 10, 2006 David Tate Jericho - God Wins Our Battles He 11:30 Dec 17, 2006 Joel Fiscus Dec 24, 2006 David Tate Rahab - God Loves Sinners He 11:31 Dec 31, 2006 Joel Fiscus God's Resolutions Building Gods House By Building God's People Mon, 24 Nov 2008 17:49:56 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=9&article_id=72 Senior Pastor "I am passionate about how the gospel changes people forever. When people really start to understand God's love for them expressed through Jesus Christ they start to think and act in totally new ways! I am amazed and grateful that I get a front-row seat in what God's doing in so many people's lives." David has been our Senior Pastor since 2001. Before that he served as Pastor of Adult Discipleship and Youth Pastor at New Life Presbyterian Church in Glenside, PA. David has a Master of Divinity degree from Westminster Theological Seminary and has done post graduate work at Princeton Theological Seminary. David and his wife, Cindy, have twin teenage sons, Caleb and Daniel, and a son in elementary school, Andrew. Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:46:42 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=77 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=77&article_id=35 Do you wish to become involved by serving at or through Manor Presbyterian Church, but you don't know where to begin? There are two things you can do: 1) Examine yourself. Prayerfully consider how God has designed you, what gifts he has given you, how he has prepared you for service through your experiences and abilities, and where God is calling you to serve. Need help? Take a Spiritual Gifts Assessment, followed by a consultation with a trained member of our Ministry Resource Team, to receive insight about how you can best serve. 2) Begin serving. Choose a place to serve to begin determining where you will find joy and make a real difference in the lives of those you are serving. Need help? Again, Ministry Resource Team members (listed below) are available to talk with you and help you determine where to start. Brenda Stoltzfus brenstol@comcast.net 610-593-2193 Yvette Johnson yjohnson@wlgore.com 610-274-0274 Bill or Linda Swift wcswift@epix.net 610-593-5270 Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:49:46 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=26 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=26&article_id=24 The morning worship service sermons have been recorded for the last several years at Manor PCA. All sermons are recorded to a digital MP3 audio file so they are available faster and on demand to anyone who can access the internet. Below you will see the Manor Player. This is a quick and easy way to find and listen to past sermons. If you just want to listen, then click the speaker icon to the right of the sermon title. If you would like more options such as downloading the sermon first, click the sermon title and you will be taken to the Details tab of the player. Also, from any tab you have the ability to search for sermons. The search box is at the bottom of the player. If you know the part of the sermon title, just type it in and press the arrow. Or if you want to find all sermons on grace, type grace and press the arrow. To clear your search, click the looping arrow. If you want to know what a button does, just hover over the icon with your mouse and a brief description will be displayed. 2006 and 2007 sermons are not yet uploaded to this player but you can still find them on our website. Soon they will be included in the Manor Player where you can search all previous years. Thu, 16 Oct 2008 08:46:06 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=26 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=26&article_id=91 Wed, 1 Oct 2008 17:13:47 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=80 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=80&article_id=39 Jesus taught us by example how important it is to serve one another. In addition to our in country and out of country mission trips, IMPACT also encourages serving our local community by coordinating monthly service projects. These opportunities to serve may be anything from painting, cleaning to light construction for our friends, neighbors or local community. Serving is a tangible way to show God's love to the Community. Sun, 28 Sep 2008 21:18:05 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=41 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=41&article_id=34 Jesus set an example of service for us when he picked up a towel and washed the disciples' feet. Service, or ministry, is not just for "trained professionals", but for each and every one of us. Hence, the phrase "every member ministry". Joyfully serving God by serving others is vital to our relationship with Jesus Christ. At a sporting event, there are players on the field, and spectators on the sidelines. Among disciples of Jesus, there should be no spectators, only players. Everyone is a valuable team member, and can get in the game and play his or her part. There are many opportunities to serve here at Manor Presbyterian Church, both within and outside the church walls. Click Here to see a list of current service opportunities, and to request more information about them. Or contact a member of the Ministry Resource Team to explore your areas of interest: Brenda Stoltzfus brenstol@comcast.net 610-593-2193 Yvette Johnson yjohnson@wlgore.com 610-274-0274 Bill or Linda Swift wcswift@epix.net 610-593-5270 Wed, 13 Aug 2008 09:40:22 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=44 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=44&article_id=78 It's difficult to capture the fellowship of being together, but our photo galleries will give you a glimpse of some of the events God has blessed us with. We have over 2000 picyures online, so we have grouped them into three different galleries:Church Wide Gallery Youth Gallery Kid's Gallery All our photos were taken at public events ergo fall into public domain which are allowed to be displayed on the web. However, if there is a photo of you that you would like removed, contact us, and we will remove it. Wed, 7 May 2008 20:35:49 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=39 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=group&id=39&article_id=26 Impact Groups are a great way to deepen relationships with one another and with God. They promote an open, safe environment to discuss topics important to teens 9th - 12th grade. Impact Groups meet weekly in homes. Student led, with an adult adviser for support. Know and be Known. Join an IMPACT group. Groups meeting Thr and Fri nights. Contact Curt for questions or more info. Wed, 7 May 2008 20:35:41 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=46 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=46&article_id=86 Watch a few of the ministry testimonies recorded at Manor Tue, 11 Mar 2008 14:55:55 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=32 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=32&article_id=34 Sermon Date Speaker TitleDownload MP3 How do I look more like Jesus? - Jan 7 - Feb 4 What does God want you to do? He wants you to look like Jesus by living your life like Jesus lived His. That's a fine statement to aspire to--I want to live like Jesus--but what does that mean in practical terms? To help us wrap our minds around what it means to live like Jesus we have developed a set of values using the name of our church, MANOR, to help us remember them. These are the targets we aim for as we strive to live like Jesus:Master the Word Learning from Jesus Aspire to Serve Acting like Jesus Nurture One Another Loving like Jesus Offer the Gospel Reaching Out like Jesus Realign our Priorities Worshiping like JesusThrough out January we are looking at Jesus together through the lens of each of these values.Jan 7, 2007 David Tate Master The Word: Learning From Jesus Ez. 37:1-14; Jn 5:24-47 Jan 14, 2007 David Tate Aspire To Serve: Acting Like Jesus Jn 13:1-17 Jan 21, 2007 David Tate Nurture One Another: Loving Like Jesus Jn 17:20-26 Jan 28, 2007 David Tate Offer The Gospel: Reaching Out Like Jesus Jn 4:4-9; 27-38 Feb 4, 2007 David Tate Realign Our Priorities: Worship Jesus Lk 19:1-10 Feb 11, 2007 Joel Fiscus American Idol Ez 14:1-7; Jn 2:23-25 The Treasure Principle - Feb 18 - March 25 Finances are a domino issueIf you stand up a bunch of dominoes together in a line and push down the first domino, then the others will fall into place. However, if you don't have that first domino properly in place, then the others will not fall. Stewardship is a domino issue because it is a concrete gauge by which we can measure how much we love God and how much we trust Him. If you fail to worship God with your finances then this issue will become a barrier to your continued spiritual growth. We all need to love and trust God more. That's why we must address finances periodically.Feb 18, 2007 David Tate Investing In Eternity Mt 6:19-24 Feb 25, 2007 David Tate In His Joy He Sold All He Had Mt 13:44-46 Mar 4, 2007 David Tate Carnal Cash Into Kingdom Currency 1 Ti 6:6-10; 17-19Mar 11, 2007 David Tate Excel in the Grace of Giving 2 Co 8:1-9 Mar 18, 2007 David Tate The Mechanics of Generosity 2 Co 8:10-9:5Mar 25, 2007 David Tate Generosity Looks Like Jesus 2 Co 9:6-15 Apr 1, 2007 Revelation - The Power of PicturesThe most important thing about any of us is the image of God we carry around in our hearts. Therefore, God gave us the book of Revelation to make certain we have an accurate picture of reality. Revelation shows us that Jesus Christ is the central character of the universe, with all creation revolving around Him like the spokes of a wheel revolve around the hub. Jesus is the central organizing theme of the entire Bible such that without Him, in the words of Eugene Peterson, “all scripture becomes little more than a religious encyclopedia with no more plot than a telephone directory.”I don’t know what pictures you have of Jesus in your mind and heart, but Revelation was written to purge our imaginations of trivial, banal pictures and replace them with white hot visions of God's glory and power. Revelation takes what has become so familiar to us and shows us how extraordinary it really is.Join us as we look together at the pictures God paints for us at the end of the Bible so that we can accurately see reality through His eyes.Apr 8, 2007 David Tate Picture Of The Risen Christ Re 1:9-20 Apr 15, 2007 David Tate The Power of Pictures Re 1 Apr 22, 2007 Vern Armitage Equipping The Church Ep 4:7-13 Apr 29, 2007 David Tate Pictures Of The Church Re 2, 3 May 6, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Worship Re 4, 5 May 13, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Suffering Re 6, 7 May 20, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Judgment Re 8, 9, 10 May 27, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Power Re 11 Jun 3, 2007 David Tate Pictures of God vs. Satan Re 12, 13, 14 Jun 10, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Justice Re 15, 16 Jun 17, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Persecution Re 17, 18 Jun 24, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Victory Re 19, 20 Jul 1, 2007 David Tate Pictures of Heaven Re 21 Jul 8, 2007 David Tate Pictures of The Returning Christ Re 22 Sermon Series Title Text Jul 15, 2007 James Bates Why does God Love Us? Du 7:6-16 Jul 22, 2007 David Tate The Depth of God's Love Is 53 Jul 29, 2007 Joseph Fitzpatrick It's All About Jesus Lu 22:44-47; 2 Co 1:20 Aug 5, 2007 Bruce Tilton Compassion of God's Love Is 54:1-8; 56:3-8 Aug 12, 2007 Chad Brewer Tenacity of God's Love Ho 11:1-11 Aug 19, 2007 Joel Fiscus The Greatest Oxymoron of All Jn 12:23-25; Ga 2:20 Aug 26, 2007 Joel Fiscus Being Like Ebenezer Scrooge Ga 2:20; 2Co 12:7-10; Col 3:5-8 Sep 2, 2007 David Tate Response To God's Love 1Jn 4:7-16 Sep 9, 2007 David Tate What Are We Building? Ac 2:42-47 Sep 16, 2007 David Tate Am I Running From God's Will? Jonah 1 Sep 23, 2007 David Tate How Do I Repsond To Storms? Jonah 1 Sep 30, 2007 Marc Davis Why Does God Love The Ninevites? Luke 15:1-10 Oct 7, 2007 David Tate How To Hold Onto Grace Jonah 2 Oct 14, 2007 David Tate What Does Repentance Look Like? Jonah 3 Oct 21, 2007 David Tate Learning To Love The People You Hate Jonah 4 Oct 28, 2007 Joel Fiscus Lame Worship Malachi 1:6-8 tr> Sermon Series Title Text Nov 4, 2007 David Tate Mercy Flows Through God's People Jeremiah 29:4-14 Nov 11, 2007 David Tate Mercy Is What God Wants Isaiah 58 Nov 18, 2007 David Tate Mercy Is What God Looks Like Luke 10:25-37 Nov 25, 2007 David Tate Mercy Is What Determines Our Destiny Matthew 25:31-46 Dec 2, 2007 David Tate Mercy Is What Drives Outreach Acts 6:1-7 Dec 9, 2007 David Tate Christ Is Our Comfort Is 40:1-5; Hag 2:6,7; Mal 3:1,2 Dec 16, 2007 Joel Fiscus The Glory of The Lord Will Be Revealed Messiah Highlights - Senior Choir Dec 23, 2007 David Tate For Unto Us A Child Is Born Isaiah 9:6 Dec 30, 2007 Joel Fiscus Be A Frozen Chicken: Live A Life of Influence John 4:4-26 Building Gods House By Building God's People Sun, 20 Jan 2008 07:59:34 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=36 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=36&article_id=80 Check out all our online photo Galleries Over 2000 pictures online Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:22:24 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=43 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=43&article_id=82 Check out all our online photo Galleries Over 2000 pictures online Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:21:43 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=44 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=44&article_id=79 Check out all our online photo Galleries Over 2000 pictures online Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:21:22 MST http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=42 http://www.manorpresbyterian.com/app/w_page.php?type=section&id=42&article_id=81 Check out all our online photo Galleries Over 2000 pictures online Fri, 23 Nov 2007 12:20:45 MST