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Old South Haven Church

4. Caring, Serving

Inclusiveness,  Deacons,   Education,  

Memorial Garden,  Arts & Culture

Our Mission is rooted in Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 25:31-46. This passage invites us to engage in three core pillars: building congregational vitality, dismantling structural xenophobia and racism, and eradicating systemic poverty.

  • Our Matthew 25 vision builds from the theme of wholeness or peace – shalom in the Hebrew text and Eirene in the Greek - and orients us toward what we are building, cultivating, and creating in lives and communities. 

  • We build beloved communities in part by dismantling the harm caused by racist, misogynic, xenophobic, and homophobic structures.  

  • We cultivate economic wholeness when we act to eliminate the destructive influence of poverty on people and communities. 

These actions can welcome abundant life equity and hope in our shared journey. 

At its core, Matthew 25 is about the healing and restoration of relationships, systems, and societies that reflect God’s justice and love. Jesus was often referred to as the Prince of Peace. Like Christ, Matthew 25 seeks to embody wholeness in action.

OSHPC Board of Deacons
(Deacons Fund)

Our primary ministry of compassion,  witness, and service.

The Deacons Fund is the principal source of income for the Deacons, although funds may be transferred to them by the Session should the need arise. 

More Light Presbyterians (member)

 celebrating LGBTQIA+ people in the  Church & society 

Presbyterian Peace Fellowship

uniting Presbyterians committed to nonviolence

Covenant Network of Presbyterians
(member)

toward a church generous, just, and truly inclusive

Progressive Christianity
(contributor)

 an open, intelligent and collaborative approach to the Christian tradition 

Alcoholics Anonymous
(support group)

our Carriage House is the home for five weekly AA  meetings

Long Island Council of Churches (contributor)

uniting diverse Christians to work together to improve the well being of Long Islanders 

Patchogue Neighbors Soup Kitchen
(contributor)

serving free meals to the Patchogue area

Thursday's Child
(contributor)

providing services for people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS  

Offerings that Change the World
Presbyterian Special Offerings are our single, largest way we join together to make a lasting impact in the world. 

One Great Hour of Sharing
Ending hunger, repairing after disasters, and promoting the self-development of all people.

Pentecost
Supporting at-risk children, youth and young adults.

Peace & Global Mission
Ending hunger, repairing after disasters, and promoting the self-development of all people.

Christmas Joy
Supporting our leaders past, present, and future.

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