Stan Smith’s Class for August 9, 2020
Stan Smith teaches on our calling from the New Testament.
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Welcome to Harpeth Hills! Worship Gatherings: Join us live on Facebook for online Worship Gatherings:9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) Join us in person at the building (RSVP required) 9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) 5:00pm (Outdoor A cappella) 6:30pm (Outdoor Instrumental)
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Julie Fletcher share how God has created a helpful world for us! God Made Everything Coloring Sheet: As you color, talk about all the things God made. What are some of your favorite creations of His? I am so glad God made families. God Made the Plants Hidden Picture: Can
Continue readingA Note from Our Shepherds: August 2, 2020
Dear Harpeth Hills Family, “One thing I do know. I was blind but now I see!” John 9:25 For the last several weeks we have heard messages about the gift of clarity. We have been reminded of the stories of Hagar, Elisha, Balaam, the blind man at Bethsaida, the apostle
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Stan Smith finishes up a short series on Jonah.
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Welcome to Harpeth Hills! Worship Gatherings: Join us live on Facebook for online Worship Gatherings:9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) Join us in person at the building (RSVP required) 9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) 5:00pm (Outdoor blended A cappella/Instrumental) 7pm (Event for graduating Seniors and their families) (No Children’s Moment for
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Welcome to Harpeth Hills! Worship Gatherings: Join us live on Facebook for online Worship Gatherings: 9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) Join us in person at the building (RSVP required) 9am (A cappella) 10:30am (Instrumental) 5:30pm (Outdoor A cappella) 7pm (Outdoor Instrumental) (No Children’s Moment for August 2)
Continue readingA Note from Our Shepherds: July 26, 2020
Dear Harpeth Hills Family, Major Daniel Webster Whittle was from Illinois and served in the Union army during the Civil War. He was wounded at Vicksburg and then later was with Sherman’s army as they marched across Georgia. After the war he settled in Chicago, where he came to know
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