Same thing, as far as Pastor Park is concerned. Musically throughout the service, Handel reigned supreme. Ed Towne of the Missions Committee asked for financial contributions, as well as personal labor from some, for Habitat for Humanity in Fall River. One is struck by the high level of communications in this church. The latter features reports on relevant community activities and reflective essays of superior quality.
Summer is a good time to find rest and freedom from the daily routine of life through vacations.
He said he's saddened by the intensified encroachments of commerce in our Sabbath observance. I had a wonderful year, complete with ocean view. He is gratified that more people are showing up for Sunday service, Bible study, and Sunday school. Among them are dropouts from the era just prior to his arrival last year. Sounds reasonable, sort of.