“Hopefully the adult leaders who attended Summer Camp with the boys have had a chance to recuperate. I know I still see Dave taking in a yawn or two during the day. However, his moaning from aches and pains has subsided significantly. ; )
I cannot thank each of you enough for the sacrifices you made to make this (in Michael’s words) “The Best Summer Camp Ever.” One of the first things both of our boys said as they walked in the door was, “We have so much to tell you.” The next thing they wanted to do was go to bed for a week.
This can only mean one thing…
Everyone must have worked their tail ends off!
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I am more and more impressed with Troop 51 and its quality leadership (both adults and boys) each year. Thank you for giving this wonderful opportunity to my sons. They have returned better people.
I also wanted to thank those who loaned out their cars. Dave said it was a godsend to have them.”
To see photos from the Camp Site check out the Album
This Friday, August 1st, is the first time Provo Community Church opens its doors as a gallery. As part of the Downtown Provo Gallery Stroll we are more than happy to share our open and inviting facilities with the artist community around our place. Read the official announcement and sneak in, Friday 6-9 p.m.
“Whoever welcomes you welcomes me, and whoever welcomes me welcomes the one who sent me.” Matthew 10:40-42
That is why we spread the message of God’s extravagant welcome, reaching out especially to those who have felt there is no room for them within Christianity and the church – the excluded and alienated, the spiritually homeless, the questioning.
This fall, the United Church of Christ plans to air the beloved “Steeples” commercial to a national audience, bringing Jesus’ message of unity, welcome and hope to millions of people. It’s our turn to speak!
To do this, we need to raise a minimum of $350,000.
Be God’s welcome. Together, let’s bring Steeples to the peoples.
Two weeks ago we had a tasty, impressive and fun night about the ancient land of Armenia. Tonight we are celebrating Africa. Join us if you want. Continue reading “Armenian night”
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Americans honor their country in dramatically different ways. The TIME Magazine’s cover story shows how those differences can make America stronger. Visiting the Parade in Provo drop by and visit us at PCC.
A major survey by the Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life finds that most Americans have a non-dogmatic approach to faith. “The survey shows religion in America is, indeed, 3,000 miles wide and only three inches deep,” said D. Michael Lindsay, a Rice University sociologist of religion. According to the survey 6% of the Utah population consider themselves part of the mainline protestant tradition. Another 16% are not affiliated to any believe. Mormonism’s theoretical exclusivism is not part of what most people believe and the survey shows that just every other Utah resident belongs to the LDS church. Every fifth Utahn is or could be a mainline protestant.
See the entire survey at pewforum.org
and the Daily Herald report
Bob Bailey used to play the piano for big singing stars like Dean Martin, Bing Crosby and Nat King Cole. Last night he played at Orem Community Church. Continue reading “Loving Memories at OCC”
church life — churchblogger, June 20, 2008 @ 12:22 pm
Troop 51, Boy Scouts of America held their annual Spaghetti Dinner at the Provo Community Church. It was a very successful event. Everyone had lots to eat and all left full and happy. Continue reading “Troop 51 Dinner”
church life — churchblogger, June 18, 2008 @ 11:55 am
Provo Community Church is looking forward to the Freedom Festival. There will face painting and restrooms available during the parade from 9am until the end of the parade.
One of the Moms sent the following email:
This Friday, August 1st, is the first time Provo Community Church opens its doors as a gallery. As part of the Downtown Provo Gallery Stroll we are more than happy to share our open and inviting facilities with the artist community around our place. Read the 
