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This Sunday - September 13 - 4 pm Celtic Contemplative Service - Colonial Presbyterian Church Outside - hopefully - brin...
09/08/2026

This Sunday - September 13 - 4 pm
Celtic Contemplative Service -
Colonial Presbyterian Church
Outside - hopefully - bring a chair
Plan to stay after for fellowship
Theme - Thresholds

09/06/2026

September 6, 2026

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026Part 3
09/02/2026

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026
Part 3

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026Part 2
09/02/2026

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026
Part 2

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026Part 1
09/02/2026

CPC in the Spirit - summer or 2026
Part 1

The link below should take you to "Lydia, Judged to be Faithful," this week's Bible Lesson from Colonial Presbyterian Ch...
09/02/2026

The link below should take you to "Lydia, Judged to be Faithful," this week's Bible Lesson from Colonial Presbyterian Church in Roanoke. The Scripture comes from Acts 16:11-40,, and it covers Paul and Silas on Paul's second missionary journey that took them, among other places, to Philippi in the Roman province of Macedonia, located in today's northeast region of Greece.. They found a place near a local river where people went to pray, and Paul met Lydia, a Gentile woman who loved God and worked as a dealer in purple cloth. Seeing her faith, Paul baptized Lydia, and she offered Paul and Silas the hospitality of her house. Paul also met a slave woman, but while he used Jesus' name to cast out her demons, he did not offer baptism. After a time spent in jail for teaching and preaching about Jesus and where he converted the jailer, Paul and Silas continued to spread the good news of God among the Gentiles. We hope you find our lesson uplifting.

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08/30/2026

August 30, 2026

The link below should take you to "Timothy, the Influence of Home Training," this week's Bible Lesson from Colonial Pres...
08/26/2026

The link below should take you to "Timothy, the Influence of Home Training," this week's Bible Lesson from Colonial Presbyterian Church in Roanoke. The Scripture comes from Acts 16:1-3, Philippians 2:19-22, and 2 Timothy 1:1-6 and 3:14-16. The Apostle Paul mentored Timothy. a young man who started traveling with Paul when in his late teens, through Paul's second and third missionary journeys to carry the message of "the Way" to Gentiles in much of today's Turkey and Greece. Before that, Timothy grew up in a family of mixed heritage. His father was Greek, and his mother Eunice and grandmother Lois were Jewish believers in Jesus. Together with his background and training, Timothy became the leader of the next generation of Christians. We hope you find our lesson uplifting. Blessings, Jim Sargent

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08/23/2026

August 23, 2026

08/16/2026

August 16, 2026

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