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  • 35 West Chelten Ave
  • Philadelphia, PA 19144
  • P: 215.843.8811 - F: 215.844.8141

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  • Sundays 10:00-11:00am
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The First Presbyterian Church in Germantown

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Upcoming Events

  • Open Gym When: Sat Feb 13, 2010 9am to 12pm  EST

  • Young Adult Potluck When: Sun Feb 14, 2010 5:30pm to 6:30pm  EST
    Replaces event originally scheduled for: Sun Feb 7, 2010 5:30pm

  • Church Closed-President's Day When: Mon Feb 15, 2010

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Support Haiti!

One of our FPCG members, Liz Drum, is currently in Haiti on a medical outreach team. 

Liz is an anesthesiologist with special training in pediatric anesthesiology and is serving on a surgical team in Jacmel. We are so proud of the work Liz is doing!  Join us as we support her in prayer.  You can follow her blog here: http://edrum19.blogspot.com

While most of us won’t be able to go to Haiti personally, the Mission and Outreach committee has provided us with an opportunity to get involved.

Together with Church World Service, we are assembling small hygiene kits that will be sent to Haiti.  You can find the clear gallon zip-lock bags on the info table at church. Just fill up the bag with the simple and inexpensive items that are listed in the kit.  These items include: hand towel, bandaids, bar of soap, and toothbrush, among other things. 

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Bread & Cup this Sunday

Since the first Sunday of February was the Super Bowl, Bread and Cup will be held on Sunday, February 14th at 7:00 pm. 

Our headliners for the evening are both friends and audience favorites of our Bread & Cup Coffee House:

RuNett Nia Ebo-Gray is a longtime Germantown resident who has a poetry/spoken word venue of her own, ”Poetify: Poetry to Edify,” housed in the Germantown Church of the Brethren’s fellowship hall.  Her poem, ”Lord, Why Did You Make Me Black?” is published in the anthology Chicken Soup for the African-American Soul and she is the author of several self-published books of poetry.  Her work is witty and wise, inspiring and inclusive of people from all walks of life. In addition to her poetry, Ms. Ebo-Gray will bring her gifts as a singer to Bread and Cup as part of a well-rounded program which will include other musicians and dancers. 

Elijah B. Pringle III is also a singer and self-published poet.  He was one of the headliners of the very first Bread and Cup along with jazz bagpipe artist Rufus Harley back in February, 2003! 

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