During COVID-19, we will be noting any passing members — briefly commemorating their lives.

This past month, Ed McCulley, an elder-emeritus from our fellowship went to be with the Lord Jesus.

Ed not only served as an elder, but as deacon and as one of the technical people — faithfully preparing PowerPoint slides for the early service.

Something we remember about Ed was that despite his tough-sounding teasing, he was a real softy, often weeping when he prayed — especially if the need concerned a child.

When called upon to give thanks at The Lord’s Supper, Ed would also hold back tears as he expressed gratitude for God’s love for us.

Curwensville Alliance will miss Ed and will continue looking after his wife, remembering her in our prayers.

A graveside service was held for Ed.

Thank you, Ed, for your faithfulness to Christ.

The April 26, 2020 worship service is online now.

May you be blessed by the music, the prayer, and the message.

It may not be for the reason you assume.

It may be because you’ve not considered The Cultural Mandate.

See what I mean in this video.

You were made to do more than just consume.

Create some culture!