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Sunday, September 11, 2005
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Historic First Presbyterian Church, Jackson, Mississippi, USA (founded 1837) is the largest Presbyterian congregation in the State and one of the largest in the United States. A flagship congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), First Church played a significant role in establishing the PCA (the largest conservative Presbyterian denomination in the English-speaking world), Reformed Theological Seminary, and Reformed University Ministries (a nationwide campus fellowship).
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- An Opportunity to Help in the Wake of Katrina
- A Prayer for those in Authority
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- Rita Tornado Strikes in Belzoni, MS
- An Encouraging Big Picture, Indeed
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2 comments:
I remember worshipping in the First Presbyterian Church of Gulfport, Mississippi on Easter Sunday, April 7, 1985. It was one of two churches that sat out on Gulf Coast harbor. It faced south and its front door opened right out onto the costal highway that ran along the beach and right across the street to the east sat the larger First Baptist Church building. Both church buildings were beautifully illuminated at night with spotlights and served as impressive gate posts to the downtown area of Gulfport. During walk along the beach on Saturday Evening had seen a wedding party leaving church, so decided to visit on Easter morning. Was greeted by stunningly gorgeous bouquet of magnolia leaves and blooms along with elaborate candelabra (both left from wedding the previous evening), which filled the large space underneath the raised pulpit. In leading the service the pastor, Dr. Richard L. Summers, walked up into and out of the pulpit by way stair cases on each side. Being from out of town I didn't know what time church started, but got a little help listening to radio in hotel room that morning when announcer on local station WAIZ said something to the effect, "Coming up at 11:00 o'clock we join First Presbyterian Church for the live broadcast of their service."
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