Kenilworth Presbyterian Church

All are encouraged to attend and share in celebrating 2025 and looking ahead at Kenilworth.

Rev. David Jewel, KPC’s Pastor Emeritus, has planned an exciting look at the Apostle Paul’s understanding of the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. We will make use of “Walking the Way of the Cross with Paul” by Brian Rensberger, published by the Thoughtful Christian. Each lesson stands alone, for those who are unable to attend all … [Read more…]

Lent begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with our Easter celebration. Many faith traditions encourage “giving up” or sacrificing something during Lent. Presbyterians, just to be different, have chosen to “take on” something, to study, discern and learn. To help us do that, and to continue the Presbyterians’ love of church dinners, we are hosting … [Read more…]

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We will be working on the plans for the May Fund-Raising Tea for Rose Haven, followed by Lesson 6 of our Bible Study, Finding Joy in Christ, led by Louise.

Thank you to all who have help support this mission for our neighbors in need. If you would like to donate, please use the Give Now button on the home page, selecting Groceries 4 Grout as the recipient. Thank you.

Join us on Wednesday, January 21 for a bowl of hot soup, some salad and dessert before diving into a discussion of this month’s “Hot Topic.” We will explore the benefits of singing for our health, led by our Music Director, Barb. A copy of the article and a sign up sheet for attendance can … [Read more…]

We will continue our study of Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity with Lesson Five: The Gift of the Woman Who Was Poor, led by Carol. We will also learn more about the hot meal program at All Saints and make a decision about volunteering for that program.

The KPC Prayer Circle shares this prayer: “May God bless you with discomfort with anger at injustice, with tears to shed for those who mourn, and with just enough foolishness to believe you can make a difference in this world.” by Rev. MaryAnn McKibben Dana

One of the highlights of the Christmas season is the KPC cookie exchange. Bring a 4-5 dozen cookies to share. And take home a box of assorted cookies for your holiday snacking. The exchange will happen during Fellowship Time following worship. Can’t wait.