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Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2016-01-28T16:05:11Z

Presbytery of Genesee Valley

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EileenF — 2014-03-26T02:20:39Z

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- '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"] in the ["East Avenue Historic District"]. It has served the Rochester community since ["1827"]. Their first building was located on the northeast center of ["Main Street"] and ["Clinton Avenue"]. Their current structure was built in ["1894"]. Major renovations to provide full accessibility were completed in December 2010.	+ '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"] in the ["East Avenue Historic District"]. It has served the Rochester community since ["1827"]. Their first building was located on the northeast center of ["Main Street"] and ["Clinton Avenue"]. Their current structure was built in ["1894"]. Major renovations to provide full accessibility were completed in December ["2010"].
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- Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the More Light group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["LGBT Community" LGBT individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.	+ Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in ["1903"] Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in ["1917"], founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In ["1953"] Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the More Light group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["LGBT Community" LGBT individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.
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Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2014-03-26T02:17:58Z

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- Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the More Light group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["GLBT Community" GLBTQ individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.	+ Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the More Light group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["LGBT Community" LGBT individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.

Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2013-05-27T22:50:30Z

East Avenue Historic District

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Third Presbyterian Church

jgerek — 2012-12-12T22:16:17Z

+ RAIHN link

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EileenF — 2011-08-22T15:12:09Z

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- '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"] that has served the Rochester community since 1827. Their first building was located on the northeast center of ["Main Street"] and ["Clinton Avenue"]. Their current structure was completed in 1894.	+ '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"] that has served the Rochester community since 1827. Their first building was located on the northeast center of ["Main Street"] and ["Clinton Avenue"]. Their current structure was built in 1894. Major renovations to provide full accessibility were completed in December 2010.
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EileenF — 2011-08-22T15:11:09Z

Upload of image 3rd Presbyterian Sanctuary.jpg.

Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2011-08-22T15:10:02Z

Upload of image 3rd Presbyterian.jpg.

Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2011-08-15T12:48:10Z

+ email address

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EileenF — 2011-08-15T12:46:26Z

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Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2011-08-15T11:52:37Z

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- Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the "[http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/outreach-service/morelight/morelight.shtml More Light]" group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["GLBT Community" GLBTQ individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.	+ Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the More Light group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["GLBT Community" GLBTQ individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.
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- * [http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/history/index.shtml Ordination of Women] - member Lilian Alexander presented a momentous proposal to Session to approve the ordination of women to the ministry.	+ * [http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/history/index.shtml Ordination of Women] + * [http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/outreach-service/morelight/morelight.shtml More Light principles]

Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2011-08-15T11:51:13Z

Added more info re: history and "More Light" status

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- '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"]. They have served the Rochester community since 1827.	+ '''Third Presbyterian Church''' is a beautiful stone ["Churches" church] on the corner of ["Meigs Street"] and ["East Avenue"] that has served the Rochester community since 1827. Their first building was located on the northeast center of ["Main Street"] and ["Clinton Avenue"]. Their current structure was completed in 1894. + + Third Presbyterian has a long history of commitment to social justice. Beginning in 1903 Minister Paul Moore Strayer was extremely active in community issues and wrote a column for a local labor union paper. Mary Paris, a trained social worker who arrived in 1917, founded Rochester's first Girl Scout troop. In 1953 Elder Lilian Alexander introduced a resolution asking the General Assembly to open the ministry of Word and Sacrament in the Presbyterian Church to the ordination of women, which was achieved three years later thanks to her efforts. Third Presbyterian is also part of the "[http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/outreach-service/morelight/morelight.shtml More Light]" group of Presbyterian congregations that are committed to full inclusion and acceptance of ["GLBT Community" GLBTQ individuals]. Third Presbyterian performs same-sex marriage, offers a support group called Born This Way!, and participates in Rochester Pride Week.

Third Presbyterian Church

EileenF — 2011-08-14T15:58:27Z

Noted that it's on the corner of East Ave and Meigs St.

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BradMandell — 2009-04-28T23:23:29Z

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BradMandell — 2009-04-14T10:34:40Z

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	+ '''Notes and References''' + * [http://www.thirdpresbyterian.org/history/index.shtml Ordination of Women] - member Lilian Alexander presented a momentous proposal to Session to approve the ordination of women to the ministry. + * See [http://maps.google.com/maps?key=ABQIAAAAwJOGAIC_zpHd6J6s_3rw8BRZJ5ckbJ3N37tgP4QiH42LhAxYfRRoTxfBfxMaTbg1BfVjxJSaE1fT1A&ie=UTF8&ll=43.154047,-77.590784&spn=0,359.998308&t=h&z=19&layer=c&cbll=43.154112,-77.590747&panoid=RDKAjYAGDzT1weg4BflLtA&cbp=12,157.16655265010402,,0,-3.9857369255150203 Google Maps Street View]

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BradMandell — 2009-04-14T10:20:40Z

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Third Presbyterian Church

2007-12-14T20:19:50Z

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Third Presbyterian Church

alexandergartley — 2007-12-14T20:19:50Z

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