Online Worship

Sundays at 10:30a.m.

Sunday, August 2
The sermon series, Letters to Churches continues.  
​Join us in welcoming guest preacher, Cathy Chang, our mission co-partner from the Philippines, via Zoom 
(​Meeting ID 822 1334 1819, Passcode 905489)

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In August, we will begin our next sermon series, Frustrating Theology: The Good, The Bad, and The Why Do We Still Say This?
This series is an acknowledgement that folks are dealing with lots of complex emotions and we often struggle to find the right things to say when we see someone struggling or in pain.  We will be turning to the book of Job to see what Job has to say about people who give unhelpful words of encouragement with the best of intentions, and how to lament.
 


To sign up for a part of worship, go to: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/40904...

To put someone on the prayer list, go to: https://troynorthminster.formstack.co...
 Zoom meeting with the Chang Family at 9am.

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82213341819?pwd=LzA5VzFTdnVFcmFWMVk0a0x4SlRtdz09

Meeting ID 822 1334 1819

Security Passcode 905489
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​​Tying in with our new sermon series, you are invited 
to read Kate Bowler’s Everything Happens for a Reason and Other Lies I’ve Loved and join in our ongoing Zoom Book/Bible study discussion at
​10:00a.m. Wednesday mornings through the summer.

Mail your offerings to us at 3633 W. Big Beaver Rd, Troy, MI 48084
or
online (2% service fee will be deducted):  

Looking for Ways to Help Our Community?

  
The Church, Society & Mission Committee members have been thinking a lot this past month about all those directly impacted most by COVID 19.  There are countless people struggling financially, and among them are those already facing hunger or food insecurity.  We realized that many people may be looking for places to make donations at this time; so we decided, with Session approval, to hold a “Virtual Food Drive” for Gleaners or ask members to contribute to the Morse Elementary School "Bridge the Gap" project.
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If you find that your circumstances are such that your “stimulus check” is truly a bonus that you want to share, below are ways to do that:


Socks & Skivvies


Foster kids need and deserve new socks and skivvies.  And we want to help out. Through August, we’ll be collecting new, packaged socks and underwear at Northminster.
 
It’s easy for you to participate:
  • Buy some new socks – any size, any style
  • Buy some new skivvies – any size from 2 to large adult, male or female
  • Contribute to the cause, and we’ll buy what’s most needed
 
Then drop off your contribution at Northminster - give the church a call first, we’ll have a bin available.  Or, if you need someone to pick up socks, skivvies or checks, call Judy Love, Martha Babcock or Clay Dobrovolec.

Morse Elementary
"Bridge the Gap"
​​Food Bank

You can help the Troy School District (TSD) families by delivering any of the items listed to the Morse Elementary Food Bank. The Drive Thru Drop Off accepts any of the items at below - or they can always benefit from  financial donations given by  clicking HERE.
Presbytery of Detroit
Hunger Ministries Program
​"Cereal for Summer!"
No child should go hungry.  
However, many kids who rely on receiving a subsidized  breakfast or lunch during the school year, often face long summer days without enough to eat.  The Covid-19 virus, will make this need greater this summer. ​
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So please, join our fifth annual CEREAL FOR SUMMER CAMPAIGN and help us feed hungry children in our presbytery. ​
Simply donate online to the Presbytery’s Hunger Fund, noting it is for CEREAL, or mail a check  with "Cereal" on the memo line to  Hunger Action Coordinator, Presbytery of Detroit 
17575 Hubbell Ave., Detroit, MI.

This way, they can order the cereal and have it shipped to where it is needed. ​ As the State rolls out re-opening criteria, we will find out if we can begin collecting cereal  from congregations and how we can manage the physical movement of boxes of cereal. 

About Us
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"A very inclusive congregation. The sermons are very thought provoking, the music fills me with spirit and the people are very welcoming."   
​- Becky P.
​We are an inclusive community - all are welcome!

In recognizing Christ’s calling to treat others as we desire to be treated, Northminster Presbyterian Church welcomes all people, regardless of sexual orientation, color, gender, politics, religion, age, social or economic class, ethnicity, nationality or disability.   We value all members of the community. 
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We consciously strive to create an environment of mutual respect, hospitality & warmth ​in which none are strangers and all may flourish.​

​Visit our beautiful outdoor Interfaith Labyrinth!
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"I love this church community. Insightful inspiring sermons, fantastic music & the most caring, kind, fun congregation ever!"
-Ruth T.

‘It is a righteous and holy anger that sees injustice and knows that it is wrong’
Presbyterian Mission Agency - June 3, 2020


Presbytery of Detroit's Conversation on Dismantling Racism
 
     Did you miss the live session for Part 2?  Click below to watch.
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   Catch up by watching the recording of Part 1 HERE

Contact Us
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​​find us on facebook
Email:  office@troynorthminster.com 
​Phone:  (248) 644-5920​

​​3633 W. Big Beaver Road 
​(between Coolidge and Adams Roads)
Troy, Michigan 48084

​Parking:  Main parking lot/entrance on south side; handicapped-only parking by east entrance​​

Are you a school service hours organizer? 

Contact our office to find out how you can help your students earn hours at Northminster! 
​248-644-5920