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  A fine conservative colonial church of great warmth.

  Added October 05, 2016 by A Google User
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  From its inception in 1723, KPC has been a house of worship has been a mainstay of the Kingston community.
  
  They have something for everyone from Sunday School for kids, youth and adults, to our various adult bible studies, youth groups, and conversational groups. In worship they have gifted musical offerings from our traditional choir, bells and awesome praise band.
  
  Christians of all ages are given a varying array of opportunities for growth, fellowship, participation and lasting friendships in this church family.
  
  They also have at our heart an active involvement in mission support, at both the local and international levels.
  
  They seek to love their neighbors through their summer garden, Grief Share Group, leading the worship service at the Pavillions at Forrestal on the third Sunday of each month, by supporting Crisis Ministry and many other ways.
  
  

  Added August 09, 2016 by Sharyl Dixon