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Geneva Presbyterian Church |
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The friendly church on Coffee Road. |
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Groups and Activities |
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1229 East Fairmont Avenue Modesto, CA 95350-5650 |
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To contact us: |
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Phone: 209-524-6841 Fax: 209-522-4940 E-mail: genevapc@att.net |
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Briefly describe the benefits of using this service. Change the picture to one of your own, such as a picture of the service. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Shannon H. |
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Challengers |
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Briefly describe the benefits of using this service. Change the picture to one of your own, such as a picture of the service. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Shannon H. |
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Youth |
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The following are the different music and fellowship groups at Geneva. Newcomers are always welcome. |
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The Praise Team is a group of jovial personages who gather to help lead our congregation in song with voice, guitar, drums, and piano. They too join the choir in Worship once a month. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to David R. |
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Praise Team |
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PW is an independent organization within the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) of more than 300,000 women. For more information see http://www.pcusa.org/pw/about/index.htm. |
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Presbyterian Women’s Association (PW) |
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Our Chancel Choir rehearses weekly September through June. They lend their voices in praise to God, to the delight of the congregation, every Sunday during Worship. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Perry S. |
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Chancel Choir |
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Our bell choir is made up of adults and youth of Geneva. Together the music they make is a lovely offering of praise to Christ, our Savior. They delight our Lord once a month during Worship. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to David R. |
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Bell Choir |
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Talk to Wendy C. |
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An active fellowship group for retired, but still very active older adults. They meet once a month. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Bev B. |
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Genevarks |
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A fellowship group for adults and those with teen-age and or college-age children. They meet once a month. |
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Outriggers |
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A group of Geneva men who meet for breakfast and bible study every Wednesday. Breakfast costs a dollar. The money is then donated to the 2 Cents a Meal mission. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Herald G. |
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Bible Breakfast for a Buck (BBB) |
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This industrious group of women meet every Wednesday morning to cut and assemble quilts. The quilts they make are then donated to local missions or auctioned to raise money for them. |
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For more information about this service: |
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Talk to Barbara S. |
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Quilters |
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Talk to Jan J. |
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Alpha is a program that allows people to explore the Christian faith in a relaxed setting over ten thought-provoking weekly sessions, with a weekend away. It is low-key friendly and fun—and is supported by all the main Christian denominations. Over 13 million have attended world-wide. Why not take this opportunity to explore the meaning of life. Check out this introductory video from Alpha Headquarters, Alpha Ad. |
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For more information: |
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E-mail: Dana Stone |
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Alpha |
