Otisco Presbyterian Church

Our condolences go out to Denise at the passing of her mother.

Our condolences go out to Denise at the passing of her mother.

At 8:29 a.m. this morning, a 7.2 earthquake centered five miles off the coast of Trou-du-Nippes (northern coast of southern peninsula) hit Haiti. PDA and World... Mission have been in contact with our partners in Haiti offering our prayers and support. We will be using OG100000 to respond to this disaster www.bit.ly/PDAHaiti Please join us in this prayer, written by Cindy Corell, Presbyterian World Mission Mission Co-Worker in Haiti. Lord God! Your children in Haiti are so frightened! Their walls shook this morning. The ground beneath their feet cannot be trusted! Goudougoudou, they call it! It’s the sound they heard on January 12, 2010 when catastrophe came quaking and shaking. Lord God, their bodies and souls tremble again as a large earthquake broke their houses, crushingly destroying lives and livelihoods. But their faith in You is not broken, Lord God. We ask again that You hold them tight, Bring healing to their bodies, Bring structure to the disorder, Bring help for the wounded, Bring light to this darkness once again enveloping them. And Lord God, help us to bring aid first by listening to their concerns, Biding by their needs as they share them. Lord God, your children in Haiti are so frightened. Please let us shelter them in spirit while we walk with them. We ask all this in the name of your precious Son, Jesus Christ. Amen

At 8:29 a.m. this morning, a 7.2 earthquake centered five miles off the coast of Trou-du-Nippes (northern coast of southern peninsula) hit Haiti. PDA and World... Mission have been in contact with our partners in Haiti offering our prayers and support. We will be using OG100000 to respond to this disaster www.bit.ly/PDAHaiti Please join us in this prayer, written by Cindy Corell, Presbyterian World Mission Mission Co-Worker in Haiti. Lord God! Your children in Haiti are so frightened! Their walls shook this morning. The ground beneath their feet cannot be trusted! Goudougoudou, they call it! It’s the sound they heard on January 12, 2010 when catastrophe came quaking and shaking. Lord God, their bodies and souls tremble again as a large earthquake broke their houses, crushingly destroying lives and livelihoods. But their faith in You is not broken, Lord God. We ask again that You hold them tight, Bring healing to their bodies, Bring structure to the disorder, Bring help for the wounded, Bring light to this darkness once again enveloping them. And Lord God, help us to bring aid first by listening to their concerns, Biding by their needs as they share them. Lord God, your children in Haiti are so frightened. Please let us shelter them in spirit while we walk with them. We ask all this in the name of your precious Son, Jesus Christ. Amen

Chicken BBQ @ Otisco Presbyterian Church July 11th -- 11 a.m. until sold out Dinners $12 Chicken $ 7... Hope to see you there!

Chicken BBQ @ Otisco Presbyterian Church July 11th -- 11 a.m. until sold out Dinners $12 Chicken $ 7... Hope to see you there!

Chicken BBQ Sunday June 13th 11 a.m. til sold out Hope to see you there!

Chicken BBQ Sunday June 13th 11 a.m. til sold out Hope to see you there!

While we wait for the return of the light... whether in Advent or the Solstice... remember... the light still gets in...

A Day to share God's Blessings!

"If you're going to care about the fall of the sparrow you can't pick and choose who's going to be the sparrow. It's everybody, and you're stuck with it." The Arm of the Starfish

According to the National Hurricane Center, Hurricane Laura is now an extremely dangerous category 4 hurricane with maximum winds of 140 MPH. Water levels are b...eginning to rise along the coast of Louisiana and it has already made landfall and caused significant damage in Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Presbyterian Disaster Assistance has reached out to our international partners and U.S. presbyteries in the path of Laura to offer assistance. Please join us in praying for the affected communities. Support our response with gifts to DR000194. www.bit.ly/DR000194 First photo from the Dominican Republic provided by Saturnino Pérez. Satellite image from National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)

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