Sunday

Aug. 17 • 2025
10th Sunday after Pentecost

►Worship at 10 a.m. in the chapel,
live-streaming on Facebook

Message:
‘The Challenge of Following the Gospel’
— The Rev. Alexandra Hutson,
pastor

Scripture:
Psalm 80:1–2,8–19 • Luke 12:49–56

■ To join “live stream” worship, go to Facebook — Swift Presbyterian Church.

■ Worship services are available for viewing in the afternoon on the church website and YouTube.

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►Sunday school at 9 a.m.

■ Adult Bible study class with Bill and Catherine in annex room 2

■ “Snacks with Susan and Daryl” in annex room 4

►After worship

►Congregational meeting

Join us immediately after worship for a congregational meeting to elect a nominating committee for church officers to serve in the class of 2028.

►Fellowship time

Immediately after the congregational meeting, please join us in the fellowship hall for refreshments and fellowship.

See you in church. Bring a friend.

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■ Our vision:
Striving to bring God joy

■ Our mission:
We proclaim Christ’s love and grace through serving and nurturing body, mind, and soul.

Food pantry update

The food pantry is open on Wednesdays from 10 to 11 a.m. to serve the community.

This week, 57 families, including 193 individuals, received food.

If you are interested in helping or know of someone who might be interested, please consider getting involved or at least share the opportunity to volunteer with others.

If you have questions or want to volunteer, please contact the church office at 251-943-8367 or by email. .

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►Connect with God.
►Connect with other believers.

Never underestimate
the power of prayer

No problem you might have
is too big for God to handle.

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B ecause God is with you
all the time,
no place is any closer to God
than the place
where you are right now.

The peace of Christ be with you—
—and also with you.
Passing the peace is a deeply theological practice of reconciliation not replicated in secular culture.
We greet each other in Christ, laying aside our differences — at least for the hour.