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Monthly Archives: June 2017
Why I’m grateful for Pastor Bob
Pastor Bob clearly demonstrated the experience, wisdom and integrity sufficient to earn the trust of the very gifted pastors and ministry leaders who serve our church. He was a pastor to hurting pastors…and for that, I’m grateful. Continue reading →
Posted in Leadership, Stories
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Tagged Bay Presbyterian Church, Bob Hopper, ministry leadership, pastors, shepherd, transitional pastor
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The quiet ministry of a special needs grandparent
How many grandparents quietly, day in and day out, without fanfare or special recognition provide an irreplaceable blessing through the care they provide to children with disabilities? Continue reading →
Posted in Advocacy, Families, Special Needs Ministry, Stories
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Tagged Disability Ministry, grandparents, Mary Evelyn Grcevich, ministry, special needs
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