Bruce
Cameron, Pastor |
Rev. Bruce Cameron
received his B.A. in English from the University of Washington, a
Master's degree in social work from Rutgers University, an M. Div.
from
Princeton Theological Seminary, and holds an honors diploma in
Culinary Arts from Western Culinary Institute. Rev. Cameron has an
excellent singing voice and regularly leads songs in his services
with his own guitar accompaniment.
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This year's motto: "From good to great in
2008!"
Start your week right!
Service: 10:00 a.m.
Justice & Peace Service every month, contact
the church for details.
Why we sing shalom every week:
The Hebrew word for peace is
shalom. But shalom is more than peace. It is hard to capture
the breadth and depth of SHALOM in any single English word. SHALOM
includes peace, justice, wholeness, health unity, community and
well-being. It even extends beyond the health-giving relationships
of people to one another and internal peace to the responsible use of
the natural world: plants, animals, earth, water and air. SHALOM
is a broadly encompassing word to convey the heartbeat of the Bible and
to proclaim God's vision for us of justice, kindness and oneness with
God. -- Harry L. Strong
Thank you to all who helped
support the George Winston Solo Guitar
Concert. About $3000 in proceeds will be shared by FISH, Guitars
in the Classroom, and the work of Peace Church.
Sunday School
is taught for children over
3 years of age. Child Care is provided for infants and
toddlers.
You are invited to a time of
conversation and fellowship with coffee and treats following the
service. (We serve only fairly-traded coffee from Equal Exchange!)
"Angels
fly because they take themselves lightly."
~G.K. Chesterton
Home of the
Annual Scottish Festival and the Easter Humor Service
We are the only
church in town we know of where you are encouraged to bring a good joke
to share during the annual Easter Humor Service. We celebrate the
Divine Comedy: God's ultimate joke on Death. It happened when God
raised Jesus to new life on Easter Morning. (For further
explanation of this ancient church tradition see www.joyfulnoiseletter.com/hhsunday.asp)
See the links
above for information about the Scottish Festival.
Peace Presbyterian
Church is located approximately 1 mile north of the Beltline on
River Road at the corner of Ferndale Drive and River Road.
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Peace Mission Statement 2/3/07
We are a family of believers,
--guided by God--
to love
worship
serve
and
share Christ's shalom.
Comment on our mission statement, peacepresby@hotmail.com
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