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Welcome
to Catonsville Presbyterian Church
We gather to worship God, share fellowship and challenge each other to grow
in experiences of faith. We are a teaching and learning community
grounded in the word of God.
As
disciples of Christ, we glorify God by sharing the good news of God's grace
and affirming the inherent worth of each person as a child of God. We
endeavor to discern and apply Christ's teaching by working for justice and
peace in the local and world community.
Catonsville
Presbyterian is a church whose faith is in dialogue with our world.
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Worship begins
at 9:30 am beginning June 6th.
Church school classes will resume in the fall.
Taize' Prayer Services 3rd Sunday of each month 7:30 PM France Room (near Frederick Road door) |
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Weekly Calendar |
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Community
News:
VBS: BAOBAB BLAST - 7/26-30
Summer Movies at CPC - 8/18
Mission,
Peace & Justice Unique Habitat Opportunity
Mission Fundraiser at Applebee's
Summer Habitat Days at Baltimore County Public Libraries
Blessings in a Backpack!
Shop at Amazon and Support "Baltimore Reads"
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17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 25, 2010 - 9:30 a.m.
Commissioning of Guatemala Mission Trip Participants
Worship in
air-conditioned comfort in Fellowship Hall.
“To clasp the
hands in prayer is the beginning of an uprising against the disorder
of the world.”
- Karl Barth (1886-1968)
Scripture: Luke
11: 1-13
Sermon: Prayer 101: Ask.
Seek. Knock.
I’m beginning to be a
little suspicious of all the books about prayer on the market these
days, whether books about secrets, techniques, and methods of prayer
or yet another collection of prayers. Jesus didn’t need prayer
manuals or prayers written by others. Jesus – prayed. He didn’t
learn about prayer, he prayed. He didn’t worry about deepening his
prayer life – he prayed. He got on with it. For Jesus, prayer wasn’t
an option; it wasn’t something he got around to at the end of a busy
day. My guess is he never went very long between prayers; it was a
constant in his life. He prayed. He just did it. A lot. His
disciples knew he prayed, for he was forever going off by himself to
pray. They knew how central it was in his life, in his ministry.
They didn’t know how to do it. So one day they asked him. And he
told them – tells us. This is how you pray….
See you in worship!
Ken Kovacs |