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Leave Something Beautiful Behind
On August 31, we begin a new six-week series called Leave Something Beautiful Behind. Each week, we’ll be looking at something we can do, a choice we can make, that can help us to create an enduring and beautiful legacy.
Read the Bible in a Year
A free devotional app from the leaders of Alpha, Nicky and Pippa Gumbel, with daily 20-minute Scripture readings.
Reading the Bible in a Year
A free devotional app from the leaders of Alpha, Nicky and Pippa Gumbel, with daily 20-minute Scripture readings. Another growth opportunity is setting the goal…
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The Alpha Course
Join a Conversation! A series of group conversations exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Everyone’s welcome… you’re invited, no matter your background or beliefs.…
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Spiritual Gifts Class
This class is designed to help you understand how God has uniquely gifted you, so you can better use your God-given gifts to serve and…
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A Humble Beginning, A Glorious Savior
Join us for our Christmas Eve services, as we share the Christmas story from Luke 2 about “A Humble Beginning, A Glorious Savior” Thank you…
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Bicentennial Celebration
There are not many times when you know you are experiencing a once-in-a-lifetime event before it happens, but celebrating BBC’s Bicentennial is one such event!…
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Message Preview: Charles Dickens, Champion of the Poor
For our final Sunday of the year, we will all meet together at one service at 10:00 a.m. We welcome Dr. Daniel Ryan, former BBC…
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Remembering Our Past: Rev. Bishop and Elizabeth Covell
Phanuel Bishop Covell, Jr., was born in Worcester, MA in 1927. He was the son of a Baptist minister and came from a musical family;…
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Message Preview: The Blessing of Believing
This Sunday as we celebrate the 4th Sunday of Advent, Pastor Doug shares about Elizabeth and Mary and the Blessing of Believing. And blessed is…
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Remembering Our Past: Harkness Cram
Harkness Warren Cram, Jr., was born in Mount Vernon, N.Y., the son of Harkness and Ruth Cram. The family moved to Pelham, N.Y., in 1944.…
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