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(9,463 posts)AlbertCat
(17,505 posts).... who Gertrude Stein is....
Bernardo de La Paz
(49,045 posts)AlbertCat
(17,505 posts)Indeed.
Duval
(4,280 posts)Thanks!
TIME TO PANIC
(1,894 posts)mrmpa
(4,033 posts)For a world that's lost in darkness, for the needy and the
hurting, for the young and for the old, we seek to share
God's healing love and message of salvation to all
within our congregation and community.
classof56
(5,376 posts)Thank you for posting.
Peace
Glassunion
(10,201 posts)Quite refreshing indeed...
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/churches-support-orlando-victims_us_57616e0be4b0df4d586eb89e
Aerows
(39,961 posts)Humanity answers and lends a hand.
Thank you
lunatica
(53,410 posts)SheilaT
(23,156 posts)extremely liberal, and most of their congregations openly embrace the LGBT community.
I'd be a lot more impressed to see such a sign outside a Baptist church.
Habibi
(3,598 posts)At least here in upstate New York, what you say about Presbyterians is true.
paleotn
(17,986 posts)You can tell by the logo. The progressive wing of the Presbyterian Church.
SCantiGOP
(13,874 posts)Sure wouldn't see this in SC, except maybe the Unitarians and everybody thinks they are Commies or something.
On a serious note, it looks like that church has actually read the New Testament.
lupinella
(365 posts)I could only wish that some our local churches were so kind. The Baptist church down the street from me (less than 5 miles from Pulse) never even lowered their flag.
Yes, a different denomination, but you'd occasionally hope for a shared humanity.
liberalnarb
(4,532 posts)ProudProgressiveNow
(6,129 posts)ReRe
(10,597 posts)If my memory serves me correctly, Ike Eisenhower was a Presbyterian. No?