More Information about Burlington Presbyterian Church
Pictures
People often like to see pictures on the web, so we have a page with them. More will be added as I have
the time to take and scan them in.
Organization
Local Organization
Here are some of the organizations that make up the Burlington Presbyterian Church:
- Session
- The Session is the governing body of each local Presbyterian church
- Deacons
- The Deacons are charged with carrying out the church's mission to
minister to others
- Trustees
- The Trustees manage the church's financial aspects.
- Choir
- The Choir sings in worship each Sunday and rehearses Thursday
evenings at 8 PM.
- Handbell Choir
- The Handbell Choir rings in worship every few weeks, and rehearses
Thursday evenings at 7.
- Worship Committee
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- Membership Committee
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- Explorer's Class
- All who would like to know more about who we are and what we do as
a church and as part of the Presbyterian Church (USA) are invited to
join our Explorers Group. This is also an opportunity to reflect on
our own faith journey and to meet others who are exploring. These
meetings are led by Rod MacDonald and serve as preparation for those
who wish to become members of our church family.
- Christian Education
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- Nursery School
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- Caregivers
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Larger Presbyterian Organization
The Presbyterian Church(USA) has several levels of organization
above the local church. They are:
- Presbytery
- Presbyteries are organizations of churches in a local area.
There are about 11,300 congregations in 172 Presbyteries in the
country. Burlington Presbyterian is a member of the Presbytery of
Boston.
- Synod
- A Synod is a grouping of a number of Presbyteries. There are 16
Synods across the US.
- General Assembly
- The General Assembly is where representatives from all of the
Presbyteries meet once a year to set policy for the whole church for
the next year.
This page is part of the home page of the Presbyterian Church
of Burlington, MA.
This web brochure was created and is maintained by Greg McMullan.
Please send any suggestions to me at mcmullan@mit.edu.