New Covenant Presbyterian Church
Middletown, Delaware
Due to the situation with CoronaVirus , effective March 20th services at NCPC are suspended. We will be keeping all informed as more information is available.
Please see the notice (at the bottom of this page) from Pastor Carol
regarding worship during this special time of trial.
We are planning on having special video services for Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday and Easter. These services will be available through the link shown on the next line.
Effective March 15th, 2020 Pastor Carol's sermons and a video version of sunday services / bulletin are available one the page accessed by clicking here.
Services for March 22 and 29 are currently available.
Please check here for updated information.
Please see the notice (at the bottom of this page) from Pastor Carol
regarding worship during this special time of trial.
We are planning on having special video services for Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday and Easter. These services will be available through the link shown on the next line.
Effective March 15th, 2020 Pastor Carol's sermons and a video version of sunday services / bulletin are available one the page accessed by clicking here.
Services for March 22 and 29 are currently available.
Please check here for updated information.
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We are a Biblically grounded church family dedicated to serving God, sharing Christian fellowship, love, and caring with the world. Our members come from various backgrounds, vocations, and communities. We are a church family with God as our parent and Christ as our brother. You may be a regular attendee, or visiting for the first time. It makes no difference. You are welcomed! |
Praise Band
Sunday Fellowship
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Rev. Dr. Carol C. Fisher, Pastor
Rev. Carol delivers a Bible message
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Dear friends,
No doubt that we have all heard news of schools and businesses shutting down in an effort to keep as many people as possible healthy. We have received emails from our presbytery office encouraging us to take precautionary measures.
To that end, I have reached out to the Session to see what they advise and we have decided NOT to cancel our worship service on Sunday March 15th so as to provide you with spiritual sustenance. However, we understand if some of you do not want to take a chance of being exposed to the virus by going out in public, particularly those who may have a greater risk of catching the virus due to having compromised health.
Even for those who choose to come to worship, we will strongly encourage everyone to not do things like holding hands or hugging or kissing your church friends. Keeping some physical distance should allow us to worship without spreading any virus. We will also provide hand sanitizer and tissues, encouraging everyone to leave a bit of space between yourself and others.
We understand and encourage each of you to make the decision that is best for you, but we did want to let you know that we plan on worshiping together on Sunday.
Later on Sunday, I will plan on sending out the bulletin and my sermon so that we can all open ourselves to the work of the Spirit among us.
The bulletin and sermon are on this page.
Please keep yourself safe and healthy. Please let me or the deacons know if you need anything.
Love, peace and blessings,
Carol
No doubt that we have all heard news of schools and businesses shutting down in an effort to keep as many people as possible healthy. We have received emails from our presbytery office encouraging us to take precautionary measures.
To that end, I have reached out to the Session to see what they advise and we have decided NOT to cancel our worship service on Sunday March 15th so as to provide you with spiritual sustenance. However, we understand if some of you do not want to take a chance of being exposed to the virus by going out in public, particularly those who may have a greater risk of catching the virus due to having compromised health.
Even for those who choose to come to worship, we will strongly encourage everyone to not do things like holding hands or hugging or kissing your church friends. Keeping some physical distance should allow us to worship without spreading any virus. We will also provide hand sanitizer and tissues, encouraging everyone to leave a bit of space between yourself and others.
We understand and encourage each of you to make the decision that is best for you, but we did want to let you know that we plan on worshiping together on Sunday.
Later on Sunday, I will plan on sending out the bulletin and my sermon so that we can all open ourselves to the work of the Spirit among us.
The bulletin and sermon are on this page.
Please keep yourself safe and healthy. Please let me or the deacons know if you need anything.
Love, peace and blessings,
Carol
