On Christmas Eve we're holding three services.  First, the "regular" morning worship, will be the service of Lessons and Carols, accompanied by a chamber quartet.  It's beautiful, and not to be missed!

The second service is at 4:00, and will include some musical selections from the children in the church.  This service is especially appropriate for families, as it welcomes the joy (and sometimes rambunctiousness...) of children on this night when they're brimming over with anticipation.

The third service is at 8:00, and is somewhat more toned down, as it includes a service of communion at the end.  It's not "somber," but it is more adult-friendly.  A chamber trio will kick off this service at about 7:45 p.m. with familiar Christmas music.

Finally, on Christmas day itself, we hold a service at 10:30 for those who were unable to come out on Christmas Eve.  It's a brief 'morning prayers' type service at just the right time of the morning:  the kids have opened their presents, and it's not time to put the turkey or ham in the oven yet.

This Saturday I heard a fascinating program called "Speaking of Faith" on NPR.  You might want to check it out at www.speakingoffaith.org.

We're just building our new website at Pascack Reformed Church, and it would be helpful if you could let us know what specific things you'd like to see.  Just e-mail Pastor Janssen at p.janssen@att.net, and we'll do our best to get what's needed up and running.