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RHPC Blessing Box

Located directly in front as you enter the church parking lot


Accepting boxed and sealed

nonperishable food


The WAY Station

Mac n Cheese

Juice

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Roof Fundraising

The Sanctuary needs a new roof

Goal $100,000

Make all donations payable to: Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church

12896 GA Hwy 144

Richmond Hill, GA 31324

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Every Thursday at 12:30 PM

Adult Co-ed Bible Study

Bring your lunch as we study the

book of 1 Corinthians

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Sunday, March 10th

Daylight Savings Time


SaturdayMarch 16  @ 8:00 AM

Church wide Cleanup

 

Sunday, March 17th 

After the service

Lunch with Friends Potluck  

Ham, Corned Beef and Hash

Bring a side or dessert to share

St. PATRICKS - Wear Your Green


 H o l y   W e e k

Sunday, March 24 Palm Sunday

Sunday, March 31 Easter Services

8 AM – Service & light breakfast

11 AM – Communion Service


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An Open Letter To Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church

July 4, 2023


Sunday, July 2, our congregation agreed to the sale of our beautiful and historic Bryan Neck Presbyterian Church building. Fortunately the building is on the register as an historic property. Thus, even though people are no longer worshipping there, I assert that the church has not died.


Far from it, the church lives with its beloved memories. Many people have remembered it as “my church.” And that’s good. Israel remembered its temples and thought of them as representing God’s special presence.

Surely the Bryan Neck Presbyterian church building stands as a reminder of God’s people meeting in God’s house for worship and spiritual nurture. So the church lives in the memories of all those who treasure former days.


But that’s not the only way Bryan Neck Church lives, for it is alive in the people who are now worshipping and serving the Lord in other houses of worship, including Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church. And as long as the

spiritual descendants of that beloved body are alive (hopefully for many generations), Bryan Neck Presbyterian Church will be alive.


Lest we forget, whatever good may come in and from Richmond Hill Presbyterian Church in the distant future will be built upon God’s work in God’s people who envisioned, built, and worshipped in Bryan Neck Presbyterian Church building. 


Moses wrote these words to God’s people when he was near death and realizing that he would not enter the promised land himself. “Only take heed to thyself, and keep thy soul diligently, LEST THOU FORGET the things which thine eyes have seen, lest they depart from thy heart all the days of thy life: but teach them to thy sons and thy son’s sons.”

(Deuteronomy 4:9)


Rudyard Kiplings’s words seem to form an appropriate end of this letter.

“God of our fathers, known of old, Lord of our far-flung battle line, Beneath whose awful hand we hold Dominion over palm and pine—

Lord God of Hosts, be with us yet,

LEST WE FORGET—LEST WE FORGET. In HIM, Jim Jackson, 7/4/23


Prayer Requests

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  • Pray for our Community
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  • New Interim Pastor
  • Church Leaders
    Church family & friends
  • David H.
  • Ernest T.
  • Brice L.
  • Jim K.
  • Nicole S.
  • Mike and Margie G.
  • Wade and Robin W.
  • Chuck and Helen P.
  • Ricky B's parents
  • Roger and Maryann J. grandchildren
  • Del T. mother
  • Chuck and Janice E.
  • Justine and Adam D. - cancer
  • Cheryl M. - cancer
  • Jay S. - cancer
  • Jerry G. - cancer
  • Diane C. - cancer
  • Jamie A. - cancer



  

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