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Daniel Di Palma, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons Spend an afternoon at the Fall Gathering on Wednesday, November 4, at 1:30 PM. We’ll hear about Crown Hill Cemetery, one of Indianapolis’s best-known landmarks. All are welcome to come learn something new and enjoy good company. A docent from Crown Hill will lead the afternoon, sharing the history and story of the place alo...


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On Sunday, October 18, morning worship at Faith Presbyterian Church included a time of thanksgiving for members who completed a term of service in the past year. In the Presbyterian tradition, the church is understood as the body of Christ, with each person bringing gifts that help the community care for one another and serve the wider world. The people honored on Sunday shar...


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School has started, and we just missed Banned Books Week! Raise your hand if you have ever read a banned or challenged book. Banned books are those books which have been removed from a collection (like library, school, or curriculum) after a challenge has been presented. Why are books challenged? According to staff at the Washington County Public Library, because of “themes r...


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Raising little ones can feel isolating, and the early years move fast. Faith supports families with young children through Splash!, a curriculum designed to make faith part of everyday life from birth through age 3. Splash! recognizes that faith isn’t only something practiced on Sunday morning. It grows in small moments at home, like a song during bath time, a quiet blessing ...


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