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Bryan Park Map, showing route from main entrance to Picnic Shelter #3

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Third Sunday after Pentecost, June 26, 2022

Scripture: TBA
Sermon: TBA
Proclaimer: Dejon Campbell Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsJune 21, 2022 ago

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Second Sunday after Pentecost, June 19, 2022

Scripture: Titus 1: 9-11, 13
Sermon: “Don’t Look Away”
Proclaimer: Sabrina Dent Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsJune 13, 2022 ago

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First Sunday after Pentecost, June 12, 2022

Scripture: Romans 5:1-5, Psalm 8
Sermon: “Hope Does Not Disappoint”
Proclaimer: Chris Burton Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsJune 7, 2022 ago

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Pentecost Sunday, June 5, 2022

Scripture: Acts 2:1-21, Psalm 104: 24-34
Sermon: “All Together in One Place”
Proclaimer: Sandra Polaski

Artwork: Church of the Holy Spirit, Singapore. Happy Pentecost!, 2009, from Art in the Christian Tradition Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsMay 31, 2022 ago

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Seventh Sunday of Easter, May 29, 2022

Fifth Sunday celebration with Chamberlayne Heights UMC! Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsMay 24, 2022 ago

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Sixth Sunday of Easter, May 22, 2022

Scripture: TBA
Sermon: TBA
Proclaimer: Justin Pierson

Artwork:
Adelino Serafim Maté, Fiel dos Santos, Hilario Nhatugueja, & Christavao Canhavato. Tree of Life, from Art in the Christian Tradition

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsMay 17, 2022 ago

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Fifth Sunday of Easter, May 15, 2022

Scripture: TBA
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Proclaimer: Beth Wright
Artwork: Camp Alkulana Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsMay 10, 2022 ago

""Peter fell to his knees and prayed. He said to her, “Tabitha, arise.” Sitting upright, Peter presented her to her friends alive." Acts 9:36-42. Latin root of the word, to rise, means to cultivate, grow into, to elevate, awaken, or incite. Everyone in the city of Joppa loved Tabitha. She was always doing good, helping the poor, and making garments for others. One day Tabitha grew sick and died. Women washed her body, then placed it in an upstairs room. They sent for the apostle Peter, who was nearby in Lydda. Peter uses the power of Christ within. When Jesus ate and drank with a flesh and bone body, he was not bound by the laws of the physical realm. Jesus is the first example of a spirit-man not hindered by any physical existence. We have been promised that when we walk in divine light, we too shall be as he is. Did those who saw them think they were ghosts? Two thousand years ago, people did not understand death in today’s scientific sense. The natural order was accepted as mysterious. Did they think life as they had known it had changed in some profound way?"- Raising Tabitha, Mary Jane Miller

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Fourth Sunday of Easter, May 8, 2022

Scripture: Psalm 23, Acts 9:36-43
Sermon: TBA
Proclaimer: Lindsey Franklin
Artwork: Raising Tabitha, Print by Mary Jane Miller, Mexico, 2008 Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsMay 3, 2022 ago

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Third Sunday of Easter, May 1, 2022

Scripture: Genesis 1:26-31a, Psalm 104, Luke 22:13b – 20
Sermon: TBA
Proclaimer: Stacy Deyerle
Artwork: Creation II, Sculpture by Mark Rietmeijer Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsApril 25, 2022 ago

Picture of a scientist looking through a microscope at a nail-pierced hand

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Second Sunday of Easter, April 24, 2022

Scripture: TBA
Sermon: TBA”
Proclaimer: Kim Crowley
Artwork: Unless I See, 2018. Drawing by Trey Everett. Read More

By GPBC Staff, 3 yearsApril 18, 2022 ago