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This week's 'Into the Study' episode we go futher into the history of the Independent Presbyterian Church learning more about it's life during settlement and wars and slavery. We also open up the mail bag and hear from Terry Johnson on why do we find it necessary to use resources to maintain a building as beautiful as ours along with its mahogany pews and pulpit, marble floors and beautiful interior.
'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. A podcast designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in ways that do not happen through the public pulpit and announcements.
Contact us with your questions by visiting www.intothestudy.com and use the online form.
This week's 'Into the Study' episode we scratch the surface on the history of the Independent Presbyterian Church learning about it's founding in 1755, early ministers in this congregation, and how this congregation had a vision for ministering to this soon to be new colony. We also open up the mail bag and hear from Terry Johnson on how to consume media in this 21st century.
'INTO THE STUDY' podcast is published once a week and is from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA. A podcast designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in ways that do not happen through the public pulpit and announcements.
Contact us with your questions by visiting www.intothestudy.com and use the online form.
'Into the Study', the podcast from the Independent Presbyterian Church in Savannah, GA, designed for our members, to encourage them and inform them in ways that do not happen through the public pulpit and announcements.
Contact us with your questions by visiting www.intothestudy.com and use the online form.
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