Holly Presbyterian Church
207 East Maple Street
Holly, MI 48442
Phone: 248.634.9494
Office Hours:
Office is now open
- Monday -- Office closed
- Tuesday - Friday -- 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
- Saturday -- Office closed
Sunday Worship Hours:
- Adult Sunday School -- Suspended
- Fellowship & Coffee -- Suspended
- Worship Service --11:00 a.m.
Phone:
- Church Office --
248-634-9494
- Pastor's Office --
248-634-9494
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Weekly Reflections From The Pastor’s Desk
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It seems to me we hear a lot in church about what happens to trees that don't bear fruit. We hear it from Jesus, from John the Baptist, and, sometimes, from the preacher. What happens to trees that don't bear fruit is generally not a pretty story, and it usually involves an ax. But what else does scripture have to say- does Jesus have to say- about trees that don't bear fruit. Can space and time, tenderness and nurture be given to such a tree to allow it time to blossom? Let's see what scripture has to speak to us this Sunday about alternatives to the ax.
Rev. Brooke Pickrell |
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Worship Service Videos
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Holly Presbyterian Church
Due to a technical issue, we were not able
to live-stream the September 25 Worship Service or post a video of the service
on YouTube.
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Holly Presbyterian Church
Elder Ronald Case
September 4
Worship Service Video
PLEASE NOTE: There were technical
difficulties
recording the early part
of his worship service. Therefore, the video
begins partway through the sermon.
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Holly Presbyterian Church
Rev. Brooke Pickrell, pastor
Allison Muenzer (seminary student at
Princeton Theological Seminary): Sermon
August 7
Worship Service Video
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Holly Presbyterian Church
Rev. Brooke Pickrell, pastor
July 31
Worship Service Video
The Worship Service this Sunday was held
outside in celebration of the church’s “163
Years of Faithful Service to Jesus Christ.”
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