On Sunday evenings from June 14th through July 19th, Reeves Park Bandshell will be hosting Church in the Park, "an outdoor, casual series of church services."
Each week, starting at 6pm, Church in the Park will feature passionate music (from a live band), bible teaching, and an open forum for audience members to interact with the speaker. Church in the Park also offers free refreshments and a craft table for children. All are invited to attend!
For more information, please visit www.thechurchinthepark.org.
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Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Church in the Park
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1 comments:
Church in the Park is one of the most exciting things I've experienced in my family's two years in Phoenixville. The opportunity to worship our Creator out in His beautiful creation while reaching out to minister to our community has been an incredible blessing to me and my family!
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