Welcome to Peoples Church
Welcome to Peoples Church of Ashburnham, Massachusetts. Sunday Worship starts at 9:30am, and is followed, as always, with fellowship (and food) downstairs. We look forward to seeing you!
Kingdom Rock VBS
Enter the epic adventure that empowers kids to stand strong. Here, God’s victorious power isn’t a fairy tale ― it changes kids forever. Join this royally-rockin’ realm ― register to be a part of this Kingdom Rock VBS! Dates : June 24, 2013 – June 28, 2013 Time : 9:00am – 12:00pm Location : 56 South Main Street, Ashburnham, MA, 01430 Registration Deadline : June 24, 2013 ― Register! Contact Information : 978-827-4010
Holiday Blues
As I write this thinking about the recent loss of my mother-in-law, I’m reminded of the difficult time that many people have during the holidays. While we were spending time with Christy’s dad during Thanksgiving, ten of us went out to have dinner. Upon leaving the restaurant, my son Caleb said, “If Grandma were here, there would have been 11 of us.” There was an empty feeling that was felt by everyone, even a 6 year old boy who’s still trying to figure out the grief associated with losing a loved one. Many people experience loneliness and depression during this
Is it un-American to forgive?
I’ve been stuck on a passage in the Bible for a while. It’s Luke 6:27-36. I won’t quote it all here. But it’s from the Sermon on the Mount and includes sayings of Jesus like, “Love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you… turn the other cheek.” Take a minute and the read the whole section and ask yourself the question, “Is that me? Do I do that?” I’ve concluded that God still has a lot of work to do with my heart. But as I look around I don’t see a whole
Why We Are Here
What is your definition of a good church? A place where people can go to worship God and have fellowship with other Christians? A place where people can learn about God and be taught about the truth of the Bible? A place to bring our kids so that they can learn about Jesus and have a solid moral foundation? A place to find friends and a sense of community? A place where we can find a way to serve? Any and all of these definitions are wrapped up in the idea of a “good church.” But there is also something