Warm Greetings

Welcome to the Ardmore Presbyterian Church. If you live near us or are just visiting the area, we invite you to worship with us on Sunday at 10:30 am. By the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are a friendly, caring community seeking to grow in faith. With your help, we strive to love God and to love our neighbor in all that we do.

Please explore these pages. We want to share with you who we are. Learn about our worship and our dedication to great church music. See our education for all ages including an outstanding preschool. Explore our historic commitment to serve others in mission and ministry. Reflect on our responsibility to be good stewards of all that God has given. Come and join us as we seek to be faithful to God.

Upcoming Highlights:

VBS ROUNDUP JUNE 17 – 21

Since the Lower Merion School District's last day is June 18th, we will need to shift Monday and Tuesday VBS to the evening, 5:00-7:30 p.m. (dinner will be served at 5 p.m.), Wed., Thurs. and Fri., 9:00 a.m. -noon. Saddle up your horses and ride with us under the deep blue skies and discover a colorful old town where all the excitement of the Wild West awaits. At the Roundup we’re traveling down the trail through the Old Testament stories of Moses to discover God’s plan through Jesus in the New Testament. This exciting Old West Vacation Bible School features music, crafts, games, food and amazing true stories that point you toward Jesus.  Buckaroos can register on line soon. Tell your friends.

Volunteers are needed. Join the fun, spend a week with great kids — teaching, guiding, leading activities that bring them and you closer to Christ. For more information contact Marianne Unger at church the office, 642-6650x14 or email christianed@aredmorepres.org.

*If you have western theme decorations we could use, please bring them into the church office.

Click on this link to Register online

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Sunday Morning Adult Small Group at 9:00 a.m.(MCR)

Godthink: finding God in a Diverse World

Join us for this eight-week session exploring the major religions of today's world. We will examine the central problem, goals and practices of five different religions as well as non-religious world views such as materialsim and atheism.

Huston's Smiths The World's Religions, advances the idea of "one God many pathes." Stephen Prothero's recent God is Not One, rejects that notion station that the differences between the world's religions are not only substantial, but truly matter in developng meaningul dialog between them. How do we, as Christians, reconcile our faith with the desire to be accepting of other perspectives about God? We will look at the various theological approaches as well as the sctiptural response to a world of many beliefs. Led by Bruce Kozak and Nan Clarke. Meets in the Mill Creek Room (childcare available).

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Sunday Night Live!

A small group study of Paul's letter to the Romans will continue on April 21. When there has been reformation or revolution inthe church, we ofter find Romans at the center. Paul challenges us to discover a life centered on Jesus Christ. We discover a new way t o relate to God, to each other and to the world around us. The topics are timely and current, but the study is nor for the faint-hearted. We will wrestle together. Godd converstation, laughter, and your questions are always encouraged.

7 p.m. in the Parish House.

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LORD OF OUR ASSETS, LORD OF OUR DEBTS

Jesus' Teaching on Money and Possessions

Sunday Evening Small Group Bible Study

Jesus' teachings, as recorded in the Gospels, are full of directions to his disciples about how they are to respond to the money and possessions they are entrusted with. Over seven Sunday evenings, beginning on Sunday, April 7th, we will seek the Holy Spirit's guidance as we wrestle with these teachings, some of which challenge our contemporary understandings of wise money mangement. Jesus is Lord over what we earn, what we spend, what we give, what we save, what we inherit, what we invest, and what we owe. Focusing primarily on narratives and parables from Matthew and Luke, our goal will be to increase our understanding of God's claim upon our financial resources and the financial freeedom we enjoy when our possessions are directed towards God's glory. Meetings will be held in the library on Sunday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

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