Feb 23, 2008
What does a Reformed Church believe? Please join us for an eight-week Bible study as we consider planting a Reformed Church in Las Vegas. Presented by Rev. Tom Morrison, pastor of High Desert United Reformed Church (URCNA) in Victorville, CA
Fridays, March 7 – April 25, 2008
7:00-8:00 PM
Meeting at:
La Quinta Inn — Las Vegas Tropicana
4975 S Valley View Blvd., Las Vegas, NV
For more information, see Pastor Morrison’s contact information on the High Desert United Reformed Church website.
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Joshua 2:1-24 | Rahab’s Role
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Joshua 2:1-24 | A pagan prostitute proclaims God’s promises
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Rev. Tom Morrison
Joshua 1:1-18 | Acquisition of the Land
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Rev. Tom Morrison
2 Thessalonians 3:1-18 | The Gospel and Vocation
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Belgic Confession, Article 23 | Justification
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Rev. Tom Morrison
Belgic Confession, Article 22 | Justifying Faith
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Rev. Tom Morrison
Belgic Confession, Article 21 | Christ’s satisfaction for sin
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Belgic Confession, Article 19 | The Two Natures of Christ
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Belgic Confession, Article 18 | The Incarnation
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3 comments so far
Mar 24, 2008Dick Byker #
In June we are planning a trip, and we are coming to Las Vegas on route and are looking for a place to worship on Sunday’s, any place and address to can recommend ?
Dick Byker from a Canadian Church in B.C. Canada.
Mar 26, 2008Rev. Tom Morrison #
Thanks for emailing. I don’t know the churches there so I can’t make a recommendation. Sorry about that!
Mar 26, 2008Rev. Tom Morrison #
Mr. Byker,
While I don’t know the churches in Las Vegas, I could suggest a few churches to look into. There is a PCA church (Presbyterian Church in America) you might want to examine. Their website is: http://www.springmeadowschurch.org. They also have a church they are planting in North Las Vegas. Another possibility is attending an Episcopal church. Typically, the mainline church has an early service that uses the “Rite I” liturgy that is very good. There are several Episcopal churches in Vegas. You can find them on google by searching: “Episcopal churches Las Vegas, NV”
I hope that helps.