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Hebron Presbyterian Church
1255 Hebron Road
Commerce, GA 30530
706-335-0140
hebronpch@windstream.net

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Upcoming Events at Hebron Presbyterian

Youth Camp 2017-June 21-23-4:00pm-8:00pm-
Wednesday-Scavenger Hunt
Thursday-Chopped Cooking Contest
Friday-Campfire







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Tuesday, July 16, 2013

We are looking for "stay-at-home" Moms and Grandmoms, Dads and Grandads, that need some time off or some time to get some things done and wouldn't mind helping others do the same.  Here's how it works:  volunteer to watch children one Tuesday and get the next Tuesday off.  The more "watchers" we have, the more Tuesday breaks you get.
Moms Morning Out is open on Tuesday mornings from 8:30-11:30.  Volunteer today!








Wednesday, July 25, 2012

Meet The Candidates

 

 

It's Voting Time Again!






This year's candidates came to the schoolhouse and met with the people.  To learn more about your candidate, you can contact them through the following information given out at the forum. Just click on the address and it will link you to that site.










On Facebook:
Becky Carlan for Tax Commissioner
Elect Angela Whidby
Elect Cody Grizzle
Clint McCoy


By E-mail:
Jay Baskins (probate judge)--jaybaskins4probatejudge@gmail.com
Parks Martin (Franklin Cty. Commissioner Dist. 1)--gparksmartin@gmail.com
Paul Withers (Franklin Cty. Commissioner Dist. 2)--pwithers@windstream.net
Angela Whidby (probate judge)--dogsgalore@windstream.net
Rick Darby (Banks Cty. Sheriff)--rick@darby4sheriff.com
Becky Taylor (Banks Cty. Tax Commissioner- beckytaylor30547@yahoo.com
Robert Franklin (Franklin Cty. Commissioner Dist. 1)--rlamarfranklin@yahoo.com
Clint McCoy (Banks Cty. Sheriff)-mccoybcsheriff@gmail.com












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Saturday, April 28, 2012

Easter Egg Hunt

Young and old enjoyed hiding and finding eggs as a reminder of the blessings you find when you search for the Lord's will and blessings!
We are reminded that the egg may look dead but inside their is life, just like Christ's body on the cross and the tomb that was found open with nothing inside because the life inside had arisen!
enjoy more pictures of our fun day....

A Look Back--Civil War Anniversary Recognition

A celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War was held at Hebron Presbyterian Historical Church and Cemetery on April 21, 2012, where over 20 veterans of the war are buried.  Included in the celebration were re-enactments, memorials, a 21-gun salute, and bluegrass music. It was a beautiful day for recognizing an important part of the history of this community.

Saturday, August 20, 2011

Photo Gallery-Wild Water Week

Wild Water Week was a great week of learning from water stories found in the Bible!  From Moses basket traveling down the river to the plagues to the parting of the Red Sea!  From Jonah's experience of a storm and being swallowed by a whale! From Noah following God's directions and saving the world from a flood!  From miracles of water to wine, walking on water, finding fish in empty waters, and the baptism of Christ!  From all of these stories we learned to depend on and obey God, even when it seems like He is asking the impossible! 
Oragami snakes reminded us of Moses' miraculous staff!

Homecoming, A Memorable Day

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Homecoming on the first Sunday in August was again a memorable day.  Seeing faces that we haven't seen in a while.  Seeing how children had grown in a year.  Being served communion by our oldest returning part of the family, Roy Coker, and by our Presbytery Moderator, Joyce Rife.  Worshiping along-side Angela Whidby, Franklin County Commissioner.  Hearing the beautiful voices of Carolyn Ross and Heather Martin.  Being motivated to serve God completely with body, mind, and soul by Pastor Rick Billingslea.  Meeting with the Historical Society. Purchasing Commemorative Bricks from the original chimney that was found still intact in the attic of the church. Taking pictures of friends and family (Pictures may be e-mailed to hebronpch@windstream.net for posting!) Wandering through the cemetery remembering past saints. Eating traditional, family recipes as we shared a meal on the grounds. Praising God with over 125 of His children.  Yes, Homecoming was again a memorable day.  Thanks to all who came--we hope it was worth the trip!