Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage Hall
Events at this venue
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Bagels and Bible
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallJoin us for bagels and a review of our 2025 sessions. We will also preview of what's to come in 2026!
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God With Us: A Series in Matthew
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallSundays, December 14 and 21, 9:30-10:30 AM, Elliot House Heritage Hall Facilitator: Rev. Dr. Shelly Wood Join us this Advent as we journey through the Gospel of Matthew in a special Sermon Series and Bible Study. Matthew introduces Jesus as a radical rabbi—teaching a new way to be human. But he is also the long-awaited…
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Choosing the Right Words for The Word: Lessons in Translation
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallMore than 2,000 years have passed since the biblical books were first composed and compiled. During that time, the Bible has been translated and disseminated throughout the world—new places, new contexts, new languages. Translation is not merely about substitution, or replacing one word with another in a new language, it is about communicating an idea…
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Faith to Action: Advocacy 101
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallSunday, November 23, 9:30-10:30 AM, Elliot House Heritage Hall Facilitator: Rev. Dr. LaKeisha Cook Discover how to turn your faith into meaningful action in your community. Led by the Executive Director of Virginia Interfaith Center for Public Policy, this introductory course will equip church members with practical skills to advocate effectively for policies that reflect…
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Sacraments Class: Communion
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallChurches of the Reformed tradition celebrate two Sacraments: Baptism and Communion (also known as the Lord’s Supper or Eucharist). We affirm these two Sacraments to be ordained by God and instituted by the Lord Jesus Christ (see Matthew 28:19–20 and Matthew 26:26–29). In Baptism we are united to Christ as members of his body, the…
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Sacraments Class: Baptism
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallChurches of the Reformed tradition celebrate two Sacraments: Baptism and Communion (also known as the Lord’s Supper or Eucharist). We affirm these two Sacraments to be ordained by God and instituted by the Lord Jesus Christ (see Matthew 28:19–20 and Matthew 26:26–29). In Baptism we are united to Christ as members of his body, the…
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Financial Landscape at the Meeting House
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallPlease attend this important session led by the Stewardship & Finance ministry as we share with you our overall financial health and financial planning. The purpose of this presentation is to be transparent with the congregation on our expenses and overall financial health. We believe it’s important to have our “house in order” and to…
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Jesus and Poverty: A Look at Some Difficult Texts
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallWhen we want to think about Jesus and some ethical issue (like wealth and poverty) we do well to remember to look at both the biblical texts that shaped Jesus (which you have been doing for the last several weeks) and also the biblical texts about Jesus (the early Christian writings of the New Testament).…
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The Five Books of Moses
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallThe Old/First Testament begins with five books known collectively as the Pentateuch, the Torah, or the Five Books of Moses. These are books filled with familiar stories, memorable characters, ancient laws and liturgies, and well-known words of wisdom. The origins of a place, a people, and a promise are all recorded here. Come and join…
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Men’s Fellowship Breakfast
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallPlease join us for a men's fellowship breakfast on Saturday, May 10 in Heritage Hall. We will have a presentation on Artificial Intelligence (AI). Our speaker is Pete O'Dell, a CEO, COO, CIO, entrepreneur of various companies in the technology, intelligence, cyber, SAAS and AI space. Pete is also an avid global fly fisherman. Pete is…
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The Five Books of Moses
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallThe Old/First Testament begins with five books known collectively as the Pentateuch, the Torah, or the Five Books of Moses. These are books filled with familiar stories, memorable characters, ancient laws and liturgies, and well-known words of wisdom. The origins of a place, a people, and a promise are all recorded here. Come and join…
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The Five Books of Moses
Old Presbyterian Meeting House, Heritage HallThe Old/First Testament begins with five books known collectively as the Pentateuch, the Torah, or the Five Books of Moses. These are books filled with familiar stories, memorable characters, ancient laws and liturgies, and well-known words of wisdom. The origins of a place, a people, and a promise are all recorded here. Come and join…