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Park Street Church in Boston
By Mark D. Roberts | Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Last weekend I had the privilege of preaching at Park Street Church in downtown Boston. Park St. is celebrating its bicentennial this year. That’s right, 200 years! They’ve had a bunch of guest preachers, including me.
I thought I’d share some pictures of this amazing church (by which I mean the people, not just the building). If you’re not familiar with Park St., check out their website. Better yet, if you’re in the Boston area, be sure to check out the church.
First, the church building at sunset. As you can see, it’s right in the heart of the city of Boston.
Second photo: The church at night from my hotel room.
Third and final photo: My favorite sign inside Park St. Church. You don’t see this sort of thing very often where I come from.
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October 14th, 2009 at 10:04 am
Thank you, Mark, for coming and sharing in the SundayNight services about vocation. I came with two Bolivian sisters who are living out God’s call for professional excellence (one in vet science, the other engineering) through a close personal walk with Jesus and hard work (they are both au pairs presently) to help pay for further studies. Your reminder from Paul to do whatever we do to the glory of God was an encouragement to them and me.
Gratefully,
Stuart DeLorme, Minister to Internationals,
Park Street Church
October 14th, 2009 at 2:59 pm
How awesome to have a 200 year history as a congregation! Here’s praying for 200+ more.
I didn’t see a parking lot…maybe I could just beam in online for a virtual service? And then they wouldn’t need the snow shovels.