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Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church Welcomes You
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Author: MacK
Date: Tue, 25 Apr 2000 00:00
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	"There is one God, the Father, of whom are all things, and
	 we for Him; and one Lord Jesus Christ, through whom are
	 all things, and through whom we live."   1 Corin. 8:6, nkjv


		    COVENANT REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

			      of Halifax, Canada
			
		   a member of the Associate Reformed Synod
  

     Join us for Sunday morning worship at the St. Andrews Rec. Centre
       6955 Bayers Road, Halifax (by the Bayer's Rd. Shopping Centre)
              Our services begin at 10:30 am Sundays


                Sunday evening services are held twice monthly
         (Second and Fourth Sundays, phone ahead for time and place.)

		     Telephone number: 902-876-1817

We foster a Christian environment where scholarly, historic doctrine is
combined with active application of the same in terms of deeds of kindness
& service to others, Biblical principles of honesty and integrity, and the
importance of the family unit. The Bible is central to our Christian
faith.  Our worship services are held in the manner of New Testament
simplicity, as restored at the time of the Scottish Reformation. (Historic
Regulative Principle.)   

For more information about our services or about our faith in Jesus
Christ, please e-mail the pastor, John Shearouse, M.Div. through the
webpage below, or by telephone at (902) 876-1817.

Also, check our website periodically for the monthly Pastoral letter, as
well as updated information on Covenant Reformed Presbyterian Church. 

                 http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~av900/Profile.html
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