During worship on March 3rd, we will celebrate the final Sunday before Lent with some bluegrass inspired music. Our guest musicians will also join us in Fellowship Hall following worship, while lunch is served. Dine on pulled pork, coleslaw, black bean chili, and dessert will be served while we are serenaded by fiddle, mandolin, and double bass. It will truly … Continue reading →
I recall my grandfather was a deacon at his church, so when I was called again to be a deacon here, I immediately said yes. I said yes because I wish to serve more, to do more as a Christian to serve others, and to possibly be that beacon for my kids as my grandparents were for me because their … Continue reading →
We are 15 Deacons devoted to our mission of caring for the sick, the heartbroken, the needy and the lonely of our congregation. We are in contact with our Parish members to discern if they are in need of our help and we are also advised by our Pastors of those in need. On a regular basis we call, visit, … Continue reading →
My family and I moved to Barrington from Ohio 34 years ago. Without extended family and no knowledge of the area, it was so hard to become part of the community. A former member of this church, who has since moved to California, lived a few doors away. She knocked on my door and invited me to church. It was … Continue reading →
Conversations about Dying and Death Videos of the PCB Two-Part Adult Education Series Video of the Sept. 30th class Video of the Oct. 7th class Filmed September 30th and October 7th 2018 Topics September 30th – Making it easy for your family to take over management of your finances, property, memorial, and funeral: Stressing the importance of writing everything down and keeping everything in one place. … Continue reading →
My husband, Stan, and I have been members of PCB since 2009. One of the things that attracted us to this church was the music program. It is truly one of the finest in the area. As musicians ourselves, we have played in many other churches through the years, and find that poor quality of music, poorly performed music, or … Continue reading →
As this article is appearing in the enewsletter, Barrie and I will be on an Alaskan cruise in celebration on our 50th wedding anniversary. We were married in the Presbyterian Church of Barrington on August 24, 1968 by the Rev. Vic Brown. Over the years this church has been a very important part of our lives together. We have had … Continue reading →
Now that I am a Deacon, I can truly understand their importance in our church along with the ministers and congregation during a difficult time. Our family was grateful to have their love and support over a year and a half ago. Our sweet daughter, Amy Lanning Becerra, age 38, passed away due to an infection after she received her … Continue reading →
As I’m writing this article, it’s the end of March and the temperature is fluctuating between the 30’s and the 50’s, but will not stay warm after only flirting with it. It’s still rather cold, and even though the sun is shining, the wind is always blowing. Spring is officially here, but it doesn’t feel like it! When my daughter … Continue reading →
