Sunday, January 31
Pastor Steve Clark preaching
For this Sunday,
READ 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 and
REFLECT: In these fourteen verses, Paul uses
the word "foolish" or "foolishness" six times
and the word "wise" or "wisdom" twelve times.
When you hear the word "foolish," what comes to
mind? When you hear the word "wise," what comes to
mind? In these verses Paul describes Jesus' crucifixion
as displaying God's power. What do you think he means? How do you
understand the meaning or purpose of Jesus' crucifixion? What power
do you see in it?
TO JOIN US in worship this Sunday, January 31, CLICK ON
THE PICTURE
above to go to our Concord website. Near the bottom of the
home page, click on the same picture to connect with the worship
video. The worship video will be
accessible after 9:00am each Sunday morning.
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Please
join Concord
Presbyterian Youth Group
in the fight against hunger!
WHEN: February 1-4 and February 6
WHAT: Donations of
non-perishable food items**
WHERE: Donations can be dropped
off at Concord Church:
Mon-Fri: Contact Margaret O’Boyle
to coordinate
socially distanced drop-off
Sunday, 12:00-1:00pm: Socially
distanced drop-off in the
Concord Church parking lot
BENEFITING: Hanover Food Pantry
(A ministry of Hanover Presbyterian Church serving
the greater Wilmington community)
**Monetary donations will also be accepted!
Checks: made payable to Concord Church,
memo: Souper Bowl of Caring
Credit card or PayPal: go to www.concordpc.org, click on “Give,” then “Donate,” then yellow “Donate”
icon. Choose “General Fund” and when
confirming amount note: Souper Bowl of Caring
Questions? Contact Christina Pressley
THANK
YOU!! 😊
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Sunday, February 7
11:30am via Zoom
By action of the Session of Concord
Presbyterian Church, there will be a meeting of the congregation on
Sunday, February 7 to receive the
budget, elect members at large to the Nominating Committee, vote on
the pastor's terms of call, hear a report from the Livestream Task Force,
and handle any other business that may rightly come before it.
As with all current gatherings, the meeting will be held online
via Zoom. Instructions for participating in the
meeting—which can be done on a computer, tablet, smartphone, or
landline phone—are provided below:
To join ONLINE, click on this link.
To join by CALLING IN:
(1) dial 646-558-8656
(2) If asked, enter the meeting number
879-780-5150 (no dashes)
(3) When asked for participant ID, just press the #
sign
(4) When asked for meeting password, enter 489133,
followed by the # sign
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Our weekly MUG
& MUFFIN study meets again next Wed.,
February 3 from 10:00-11:00am, led by Pastor
Steve Clark. To join the Zoom gathering, follow the
instructions below.
To join ONLINE, click on this link.
To join by CALLING IN:
(1) dial 646-558-8656
(2) If asked, enter the meeting number 879-780-5150 (no
dashes)
(3) When asked for participant ID, just press the # sign
(4) When asked for meeting password, enter 489133, followed by
the # sign
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Continued healing
prayers for Bldg. Manager Duane Jessup - still suffering from concussion and
neck/back injuries sustained in an auto accident. Unable to
work or drive and having difficulty sleeping.
Prayers for Gail
Dill, scheduled for surgery Feb. 17 - will determine stage of her colon cancer.
Prayers of patience and persistence for those
seeking appointments to receive the COVID vaccine.
Prayers for those suffering from depression, mental
health issues, or addiction, exacerbated
by pandemic isolation.
Prayers for our new
administration and both houses of Congress - may they find ways to work together to
resolve our country's most pressing issues.
***
A Diaspora Prayer Group prays on Mondays at 9:00am for
those on the church prayer list (of which this is just a
part). If you would like to add names/needs to this list
and this ministry of prayer, click here: info@concordpc.org.
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Adult
Christian Education Series
Tuesdays, February 23 - March 30, 2021
7:00pm via Zoom
Join us during Lent
to develop a better understanding of our country's racial
history, a legacy of racial inequality grounded in the
enslavement of millions of Black people, followed by decades of
terrorism and racial subordination through public policy and
cultural attitudes. For a class summary and brief biography of
presenter Sue Linderman, click here.
Look for info on how to join the class in future issues of
Concord Connects. Questions? Contact Marj Johnson.
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Delaware's
COVID-19 Response
COVID-19
Vaccine
The DPH Vaccine Call Center is open M-F, 8:30am-4:30pm
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1-833-643-1715
(Click on the
picture to visit the Vaccine home page
for more information.)
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