Rev. Tully M. Fletcher IV's sermon Preparing the Way: "The Spirit of Truth" will include John 14:15-24. The Chancel Choir will sing "If Ye Love Me" by Phillip Wilby. Join us for the Sixth Sunday of Easter and the baptism of Annie Thore, the daughter of Jess and Logan Thore.


  • All are welcome to attend our worship on Sundays at 10:30 am
  • The nursery is open for children birth to 3 years
  • Kids Connect is available for children 4 years - 5th grade

Packets are available at the church.

Watch "Breakfast with Tom and Marianne

Sunday Classes



Cornerstone Class Bible Study (hybrid)

  • Time and Location: 9:00 am. Meet in person or via Zoom
  • Topic: "The Message of Jesus" by Adam Hamilton
  • Teacher:  Dave Williams 
  • Zoom Link (click on link)



Friendship Class

  • Time: 9:00 am on Zoom with Cornerstone Class
  • Topic: The Spirit of Truth, John 14:15-24
  • Teacher: Rev. Tully Fletcher
  • Zoom Link

Faith in Real Life

Led by Rev. Vernon Gramling

ZOOM only

Evening Group

Date and Time: Monday, May 26, at 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Zoom



Day Group

Date and Time: Wednesday, May 28, at 10:00 am - 11:30 am

Zoom

We Are A Matthew 25 Church:



Matthew 25: Did You Know?



LAND JUSTICE

Over four hundred Indian boarding schools, some hundreds of miles away from the children's homes, separated children from their families and their heritage. Christian denominations, including Presbyterians, ran many schools. Young children were taken against their parents' wishes and subjected to military-style discipline; their hair, clothing, and names were changed. "Education" often consisted of child labor with severe punishment and physical, sexual, and emotional abuse. Many children died from inadequate food and health care. The intended purpose of these schools was to assimilate Native American children into the white American culture and to erase indigenous cultures one generation at a time. We have a long way to go to heal these wounds. Indigenous rights have gradually been restored, and most recently in 2016, the Presbyterian Church (USA) apologized for its role in perpetuating boarding schools. In 2022, the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs published a comprehensive description of the schools and the harms children suffer, along with recommendations. We might consider contributing to organizations working to repair broken treaties and the displacement of people from their lands. Another option is to support the Fund for Native American Congregations established at the Presbyterian Foundation (presbyterianfoundation.org). 


(Source: 2024-2025 PW Horizons Bible Study Let Justice Roll Down: God's Call to Care for Neighbors and All Creation by Patricia K. Tull)



Are you interested in joining DPC's Matthew 25 Task Force? If so, please contact Pastor Tully Fletcher at tfletcher@dpchurch.org