What's Happening 1-22-26

Princetown Church...we exist to Love Jesus, Love One Another, and Live with purpose.

Last Sunday we continued our discipleship series with a look at where we are in our spiritual development.

We are watching the weather predicted for Sunday, and if warranted, will make the decision to cancel our worship service by 6:30am.

Info will be shared via email, social media, and our church website in the event of cancellation.

We continue with part 2 of our “Where Are You?” message.

What stage of spiritual development are you in?

SUNDAY SONGS

This Sunday, we look forward to celebrating a child blessing. This is a special time for us as a church to pray over a child and their parents as we seek to point them to Jesus.

Giving tax statements are generated for gifts that total more than $250 for last year.

Ladies, you’re invited to beat the winter blues and join in a fun afternoon of games and encouragement!

Bring a small snack to share and invite a friend

Let us know you’re coming by signing up below

"I don't understand why you do things that way!!!"
Have you ever heard, said, or thought this?

Steve and Karen Lalor have created this conference to help couples strengthen their marriage through Christ by learning:

1. How to understand yourself and your spouse better (both your strengths and weaknesses)
2. How to use this understanding to communicate better
3. How to use this understanding in your conflicts

Cost - $40 per couple - includes lunch and workbook

Ladies, we’re beginning to plan for the Fall Women’s Conference at Camp of the Woods.

Want to learn more? Click below for more details and to sign up.

LEADERSHIP SPOTLIGHT

At Princetown Church Deacons are our lead servants. They promote unity in the church and care for the physical needs of the congregation and our facility while empowering others to do the same.

Alex Mackie - Alex was born in Philadelphia, PA. He first attended Princetown Church in September 1992. Alex first served as a deacon from 1997 to 2003, and then as an elder from 2017 to 2023. He taught 1st and 2nd grade Sunday School from 1995 until 2020. Alex and his wife Jill have 4 children and eight grandchildren. He enjoys classical music, ice hockey, sailing and spending time outside with family and friends.  

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